Most Canadian musicians suffer financial stress with impaired mental health (Revelios)
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A recent study by Revelios on mental health in the Canadian music industry reveals troubling findings. Out of 804 surveyed musicians, a staggering 42% indicated having thoughts of suicide, and 50% reported a diagnosis of a mental health condition. Financial strain is another significant issue, with 79% of respondents citing financial stress and a mere 6% feeling secure in their jobs. The report suggests that the mental health crisis among musicians parallels similar findings in the UK, underscoring a widespread concern in this artistic community. The comprehensive study delves into various factors affecting these artists, including geography and political leadership.
The study by Revelios reveals alarming mental health trends in Canada's music industry, with 42% of musicians contemplating suicide and half diagnosed with a mental health condition.
Financial stress is prevalent, with 79% of surveyed musicians indicating financial strain and only 6% expressing job security, highlighting the challenges faced by those in the industry.
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