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Improve your mental health and feel a sense of community by joining our group sessions with people from around the world.
This activated, meditative breathing technique has a way of giving people an unexpected entry point into a deeper state of consciousness, often resulting in profound breakthroughs.
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Rock to Recovery helps people heal and transform their lives through the powerful experience of writing, playing, and performing music as a group.
The ‘Stay at Home’ & ‘Social Distancing’ protocols can be tough, but they also create opportunity to try new things.
Safe from COVID19 exposure, all of our sessions can now be offered to anyone, anywhere on the globe!
Rock to Recovery® has developed powerful, engaging and effective remote sessions. With tools like Zoom, Facetime, Skype, Doxy, VSEE and others, we have already transitioned what we already do into the digital realm. We have developed multi-week curriculums and continue to offer our dynamic services over the internet, with incredible results.
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ROCK TO RECOVERY:
Music as a Catalyst for Human Transformation
Nine years in the making, the book Rock to Recovery: Music as a Catalyst for Human Transformation will launch July 15, 2021. The book includes eighteen stories of people who have used our innovative music program to overcome trauma, addiction, and mental health issues. For people of any age, race, gender, or life circumstance, music is a tremendous healing force. This book will not only inspire, but help you use music to transform your life.
Help us to become an Amazon bestseller by ordering your book on July 15 at noon Pacific Time. The more books sold, the closer we get to our bestseller goal! Oh, and a portion of the proceeds from the book support our music program, so that more people, regardless of ability to pay, can experience the healing power of music through Rock to Recovery.
“These stories about the work Rock to Recovery® does proves just how powerful music can be as a healing force…”
– Jonathan Davis, Singer for the GRAMMY award-winning band Korn
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Rock to Recovery: Music as a Catalyst for Human Transformation
LATEST NEWS
October 17, 2024
11th Annual CAC Keynote Speaker Wes Geer!
Our very own, President/Founder, Wes Geer was asked to be the Keynote speaker at this years CAC event put on by CCAPP! Congratulations Wes!
February 10, 2023
WES GEER: DRUG ABUSE TRAUMA RECOVERY & THE DIVE STAGE (EP. 50) | Post-Traumatic and Thriving-The Podcast
Check out Wes on Post-Traumatic Thriving-The Podcast. Wes speaks with Dr. Randall Bell and Ms. Tanya Brown over two episodes to discuss his journey throughout his childhood through his years of addiction to touring with Korn and launching Rock to Recovery®!
January 24, 2023
Rock to Recovery Receives Sunlight of the Spirit award at The ASCAP Foundation Honors 2022
Paul and Marianna Williams present Wes Geer and Rock to Recovery® with the Sunlight of the Spirit award at The ASCAP Foundation Honors 2022. Check out the presentation along with Wes' acceptance speech below!
August 24, 2021
Five Activities to Reduce Anxiety Symptoms
Most of us are feeling at least some anxiety now. Standard causes of anxiety are compounded by the pandemic, the concern created by the mishmash of reopening rules and strife some feel around vaccinations and emerging Covid-19 variants. There’s a lot to be anxious about!
May 16, 2021
Five Ways to Improve Your Mental Health by Volunteering
Volunteering in support of activities you care about is a great way to feel better mentally and emotionally. Whether your passion brings you to volunteer with groups that serve animals, youth, the homeless, libraries, or any number of fabulous causes, volunteering will improve your mood and overall outlook on life.
April 26, 2021
What to Do After Rehab
Those who don’t get support after rehab often relapse. Leaving rehab requires planning. This plan usually consists of a list of names of people to call for support. It may include a therapist, the appropriate local 12-step hotline, and more. Many, if not most, people leaving treatment find the idea of calling those numbers overwhelming. Here are six actions to prevent relapse.
March 8, 2021
Is Self-Care Selfish?
Is taking care of yourself a selfish act? After all, taking care of one’s self may mean deprioritizing others who need or depend upon you. To take a walk, you may need to put an elderly parent or child in the care of another for an hour. Enjoying a soaking bath may require setting firm boundaries that others not bang on the door for a period of thirty minutes.
ABOUT US
Rock to Recovery was created to help soothe the restless souls of those in recovery. We do this by creating a “band” and writing and recording songs together with Rock to Recovery’s staff of professional musicians, who are also in recovery. We help bring fun into treatment and recovery by offering a natural escape from the fear-based mind. This helps people grow a sense of belonging and self esteem. We help to vent emotions by writing lyrics and singing together for release, in real-time. We tie in a positive theme of hope in recovery throughout the whole process. When the session is done, our “band” members feel a new energy all throughout their minds and spirits.
Music is a powerful tool, proven to help soothe the soul. For someone in recovery, learning to have clean and sober fun, feeling a part of, connecting to a group, and quieting the mind are keys to a successful new life. It’s time to feel good in all that we do. Rock to Recovery gives people, such as recovering addicts/alcoholics, victims of abuse, troubled teens, or any individual in recovery, a chance to have fun expressing themselves, working as a group, and experiencing the natural high only music can produce.
DONATE
Our non-profit entity proudly accepts donations to help further our cause, helping people recover through music! Donations finance our efforts to bring our music program to people and facilities that typically do not have funding for our services.
As a non-profit, donations to Rock to Recovery are tax deductible.
For in-kind donations, sponsorship, and other opportunities to give, please email us through our “contact” page.
THANK YOU!