The Entertainment Therapy Model (ETM), a creative therapy framework developed by Solice Surles Ingram, LPC Associate, delves into the intricate relationship between performance, identity, and mental health. Originally inspired by insights from the entertainment industry, ETM has grown to examine the emotional experiences of individuals whose careers or identities are influenced by factors such as performance, visibility, achievement, and external evaluation. While its roots are in entertainment, the entertainment therapy model acknowledges that similar psychological patterns often surface in athletics, public-facing professions, and other high-performance environments. Ultimately, ETM aims to enhance our understanding of not just how individuals perform, but also how they perceive themselves beyond their performance, contributing to the broader conversation in mental health therapy.

Navigate creative blocks, imposter syndrome, and the emotional weight of putting your inner world on display. Therapy that honors the vulnerability of making art.

From performance anxiety to the pressures of the music industry, we help entertainers find their footing on and off stage. Your voice matters beyond the notes.

We help performers manage elements such as performance anxiety, rejection, identity, physical demands, and the relentless pursuit of excellence without losing themselves.
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