Musicians Reclaiming Together

Virtual Support Group // Fall 2026

Musicians Reclaiming Together

Musicians Reclaiming Together is a support group for musicians recovering from spiritual harm: including experiences in high-control religious environments, purity culture, or faith communities that shaped (and wounded) their relationship to creativity and voice. Using an IFS-informed, trauma-informed approach, the group offers a space to process that harm alongside others who understand the unique entanglement of faith, art, and its impact on identity. Participants can begin reclaiming music as a source of healing and authentic expression. All musical roles are welcome: worship leaders, choir members, band members, organists, and others, across any spiritual tradition. Participation in this 10 session, 20 hour season support group is offered at a one time pay-as-you-can exchange of $250-$500.

This support group runs 9/14/26 - 11/30/26

This group will not meet 11/2/26 & 11/9/26

Registration closes Tuesday, September 1st // 8pm CST

Mondays

12-2pm CT // 10am-12pm PT // 1-3pm ET

Meet your facilitator

Brittany McQuinn (she/they)

Brittany McQuinn is a licensed therapist, award-winning musician, and advocate for mental health in the arts. With a background in counselling psychology and a career spanning international sync placements and live performance under the artist name Qwinn, Brittany bridges the worlds of creativity and healing. Brittany co-founded Creatrix Collective, which hosts ritual music events featuring femme creators, and she is a board member of Reclamation Collective. She brings a trauma-informed, neurodivergent-affirming approach to her work, helping artists navigate the emotional complexities of their craft with compassion and clarity.