Upcoming event
Workshop: mental fitness for musicians
- Monday evening on Zoom – sign up here
- 6 p.m. Eastern/7 p.m. Atlantic
- $10-$25 Sliding Scale
- Includes training and Q & A
- Recording available
In this new workshop from coach and musician Jamie Feinberg, you’ll learn about the saboteurs that make it more difficult to make music or be a successful musician & get some concrete tips for building your own mental fitness muscles & improving your performance and wellbeing.
After the training, you’ll be invited to ask your questions during the Q & A and share any of your own favorite tips for musicians.
Reserve your spot today! Space is limited.
$10-$25 Sliding Scale. I know musicians aren’t generally paid fairly. And I know that musicians also respect my time and worth. This workshop is worth $25/person, but if that isn’t in your budget, please select an amount between $10 and $25 that feels fair and sustainable for you.
- United States:
- Venmo at Jamie-Feinberg-1
- Paypal to jamie . feinberg at gmail.com
- Canada:
- E-transfer to jamie . feinberg at gmail.com
- Other Countries:
- Paypal to jamie . feinberg @ gmail.com
How to sign up :
- Send your payment using the method above that works best for you (or contact for other options)
- Email Jamie and tell her you’re in before the session
- Once your payment is received, you’ll receive the Zoom info. If you can’t join live, you’ll receive information on how to access a recording at a later date.
- Next session: Monday, 2/28, 6 p.m. Eastern Time/7 p.m. Atlantic Time

About Jamie:
Jamie is a coach, mental fitness trainer and musician whose worked in the arts and arts education for more than twenty years. After professional work across the United States and creating a theater company in 2010, with five years traveling the country full-time in an RV, in 2021 Jamie moved to PEI, Canada, where she is a freelance coach and musician. She spent 3 years singing with ECMA award-winning Luminos Ensemble, directs Island A Cappella, and accompanies the Confederation Singers. She is passionate about helping people, especially those childfree and creative, to create a life they love and become the best they can be – on their own terms.
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