
Rebuilding Your
Relationship with Music
Rebuilding Your Relationship with Music
Join us for four virtual workshops for survivors of cults and coercion who want to have positive musical experiences. No prior music experience is required!
8 slots at an early bird signup cost of $50
July 7, 14, 21, and 28
8 pm — 9:30 pm Eastern
Join us for four virtual workshops for survivors of cults and coercion who want to have positive musical experiences. No prior music experience is required!
8 slots at an early bird signup cost of $50
July 7, 14, 21, and 28
8 pm — 9:30 pm Eastern

Unlock the healing power of music…
Unlock the healing power of music…
…with our Rebuild Your Relationship with Music program. Designed for those who have experienced life in high-control groups or the troubled teen industry, this program offers a safe space to transform complex emotional responses associated with music.
…with our Rebuild Your Relationship with Music program. Designed for those who have experienced life in high-control groups or the troubled teen industry, this program offers a safe space to transform complex emotional responses associated with music.
Over four online sessions, Dorian Wallace, MT-BC, a board-certified music therapist will guide you in reassessing and reclaiming your relationship with music. Whether you're looking to overcome negative associations or rediscover joy in music, no prior experience is needed. Join him and rediscover the transformative power of music. To learn more about Dorian, visit his website dorianwallace.com
Over four online sessions, Dorian Wallace, MT-BC, a board-certified music therapist will guide you in reassessing and reclaiming your relationship with music. Whether you're looking to overcome negative associations or rediscover joy in music, no prior experience is needed. Join him and rediscover the transformative power of music. To learn more about Dorian, visit his website dorianwallace.com

I just attended the first week.
My cult experience didn't really feel like it fit so I felt better not continuing.
It was perfect just like it was, glad I had the opportunity to check in with one of Janja's events.
Got a feel for how my experience fits in with other survivors through the live experience.
— Anonymous Attendee —
Dorian setting clear boundaries at the start and throughout the sessions was helpful to know what the parameters were for the group.
Explicitly explaining what the group was and was not was helpful.
Empathetic statements and validating people's comments were helpful.
The small group format was helpful so people had a chance to share.
Break-out rooms were helpful.
Hearing from others was helpful.Yes - it got me listening to music, which I haven't done for a while. And reconnecting to music has been helpful and enjoyable.
Seeing the collective trauma of the group was validating.
Hearing the similar stories was validating.
— Anonymous Attendee —
It felt very validating to be in a support group with like-minded people.
Dorian showed up as a very understanding person.
Before the workshop, I didn't view music as a problem.
I now see how we've been groomed and programmed through music.
I would recommend this workshop to other survivors of coercive control.
— Anonymous Attendee —
Dorian setting clear boundaries at the start and throughout the sessions was helpful to know what the parameters were for the group.
Explicitly explaining what the group was and was not was helpful.
Empathetic statements and validating people's comments were helpful.
The small group format was helpful so people had a chance to share.
Break-out rooms were helpful.
Hearing from others was helpful.Yes - it got me listening to music, which I haven't done for a while. And reconnecting to music has been helpful and enjoyable.
Seeing the collective trauma of the group was validating.
Hearing the similar stories was validating.
— Anonymous Attendee —
More about the Sessions
These sessions will explore and aim to heal your relationship with music – transforming negative associations into empowering and positive experiences.

Session 1: Establishing Safety and Understanding Musical Associations
Objective: Create a safe, trusting environment and explore your current relationship with music.
Activities:
• Guided music listening for relaxation
• Discussion about current musical associations

Session 2: Personal Music Preferences and Positive Associations
Objective: Identify your music preferences and build positive associations.
Activities:
• Creating an audio-biography
• Therapeutic songwriting

Session 3: Reframing Negative Musical Associations
Objective: Address and reframe negative musical associations.
Activities:
• Music improvisation
• Reframing exercises

Session 4: Solidifying Positive Musical Meanings and Future Integration
Objective: Solidify positive associations and integrate music into your daily life.
Activities:
• Building a personal music toolkit
• Developing a day-to-day music integration plan
Ready To Roll?
Click below to be taken to the sign-up page.
Rebuilding Your Relationship with Music
Rebuilding Your Relationship with Music

Rebuilding Your
Relationship with Music
Rebuilding Your Relationship with Music
Join us for four virtual workshops for survivors of cults and coercion who want to have positive musical experiences. No prior music experience is required!
8 slots at an early bird signup cost of $50
July 7, 14, 21, and 28
8 pm — 9:30 pm Eastern

Unlock the healing
power of music…
…with our Rebuild Your Relationship with Music program. Designed for those who have experienced life in high-control groups or the troubled teen industry, this program offers a safe space to transform complex emotional responses associated with music.
Over four online sessions, Dorian Wallace, MT-BC, a board-certified music therapist will guide you in reassessing and reclaiming your relationship with music. Whether you're looking to overcome negative associations or rediscover joy in music, no prior experience is needed. Join him and rediscover the transformative power of music. To learn more about Dorian, visit his website dorianwallace.com

I just attended the first week.
My cult experience didn't really feel like it fit so I felt better not continuing.
It was perfect just like it was, glad I had the opportunity to check in with one of Janja's events.
Got a feel for how my experience fits in with other survivors through the live experience.
— Anonymous Attendee —
Dorian setting clear boundaries at the start and throughout the sessions was helpful to know what the parameters were for the group.
Explicitly explaining what the group was and was not was helpful.
Empathetic statements and validating people's comments were helpful.
The small group format was helpful so people had a chance to share.
Break-out rooms were helpful.
Hearing from others was helpful.Yes - it got me listening to music, which I haven't done for a while. And reconnecting to music has been helpful and enjoyable.
Seeing the collective trauma of the group was validating.
Hearing the similar stories was validating.
— Anonymous Attendee —
It felt very validating to be in a support group with like-minded people.
Dorian showed up as a very understanding person.
Before the workshop, I didn't view music as a problem.
I now see how we've been groomed and programmed through music.
I would recommend this workshop to other survivors of coercive control.
— Anonymous Attendee —
Dorian setting clear boundaries at the start and throughout the sessions was helpful to know what the parameters were for the group.
Explicitly explaining what the group was and was not was helpful.
Empathetic statements and validating people's comments were helpful.
The small group format was helpful so people had a chance to share.
Break-out rooms were helpful.
Hearing from others was helpful.Yes - it got me listening to music, which I haven't done for a while. And reconnecting to music has been helpful and enjoyable.
Seeing the collective trauma of the group was validating.
Hearing the similar stories was validating.
— Anonymous Attendee —
More about the Sessions
These sessions will explore and aim to heal your relationship with music – transforming negative associations into empowering and positive experiences.

Session 1: Establishing Safety and Understanding Musical Associations
Objective: Create a safe, trusting environment and explore your current relationship with music.
Activities:
• Guided music listening for relaxation
• Discussion about current musical associations

Session 2: Personal Music Preferences and Positive Associations
Objective: Identify your music preferences and build positive associations.
Activities:
• Creating an audio-biography
• Therapeutic songwriting

Session 3: Reframing Negative Musical Associations
Objective: Address and reframe negative musical associations.
Activities:
• Music improvisation
• Reframing exercises

Session 4: Solidifying Positive Musical Meanings and Future Integration
Objective: Solidify positive associations and integrate music into your daily life.
Activities:
• Building a personal music toolkit
• Developing a day-to-day music integration plan
Ready To Roll?
Click below to be taken to the sign-up page.
Rebuilding Your Relationship with Music
Rebuilding Your Relationship with Music