WIM Nash Presents: Ask Me Anything In partnership with "WIM Safe(r) Spaces"
Date: September 30th Time: 6:00pm Location: Ampersand Studios
Ever curious about what it would be like to talk to a therapist who has experience in the music industry? So have we! We are excited to have Lucy Cesnik join us for an open Q+A and conversation where we’ll discuss:
During this session, the WIM team will introduce the resource directory from the "WIM Safe(r) Spaces" Initiative which was announced earlier this year and officially launches in October. Members will have an opportunity to preview the directory as well as contribute to the conversation on what makes a safe space in our industry.
Tentative Event Schedule:
6:00pm: Network and refreshments
6:30pm: Event starts
6:45pm: Q+A Begins
Filming content/Safer Spaces: WIM will be collecting video content from attendees who would like to participate asking "what does a safe space mean to you?" for our new initiative called "WIM Safe(r) Spaces" which will officially launch in October. More info on this initiative will be shared at the event! Parking + Entry: Street parking is suggested. There is a parking garage under the building and we will update attendees later if parking is free! Head into the lobby and a team member will take you up the elevator! Hungry?: Snacks and tea will be served! Cozy vibes (:
About Lucy:
Learn more about here HERE
Lucy focuses on providing specialized support to individuals helping them to navigate:
Authenticity, imposter syndrome, and performance anxiety
Feeling overwhelmed, drained, and unable to meet constant demands
Career satisfaction, sustainability, and effective stress management
The unique pressures and demands of executive careers in business and entrepreneurial leadership
The challenges and opportunities associated with artistry/creative work, fame, celebrity, high-profile careers, and working in the entertainment industry
Healthy coping and relationship skills
Healing from trauma and emotional wellness
Issues tied to medicating, codependency, and substance use
Changing patterns of behavior and getting unstuck