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"Attention-seeking."
"Crazy."
"Weak."

Ever heard these terms used to describe someone you know? Perhaps you yourself have said them. Did you know that this type of speech can prevent people from seeking help, and more importantly, healing?

Wellness through music. Stigma free.

Classical Healing Keys uses classical music performance to challenge stigma around mental illness and support the mental health of people across diverse sectors.

Hope in the Middle of Despair - Lauren Oliver, NAMI Spartanburg Peer Facilitator - #StigmaFree
05:02
Steinway Artist Dr. Steven Graff improvises on the piano at the #StigmaFree Concert in Spartanburg
06:17
Carrera Stamile, mandolin, plays Violin Partita No. 3 in E Major, BWV 1006: I. Preludio by J.S. Bach
04:56
OCD and Musical Hope - Catherine Black and Alison Hughey MT-BC
05:40
StigmaFree Concert - Rita Dunn performs Quietude by Carlos Salzedo
02:46
StigmaFree Concert - Lisa Pappas (NAMI SC Board Member) Lived Experience
05:32
L'Automno Op.8 No.3: II. Adagio Molto - A. Vivaldi - Carrera Stamile, Catherine Black, Kathy Foster
02:56
StigmaFree Concert - Alison Hughey MT-BC, Lived Experience
04:37
Our Three Core Goals:​

spread mental health awareness through music

provide wellness tools before people reach a mental health crisis

help people feel comfortable asking for help

Classical.

Classical musicians speak out for mental health.

Healing.

You can support people who need help.

 

You can ask for help.

 

We can heal together.

 

Keys.

Let piano keys unlock the door to a stigma-free world.

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(you will also hear other instruments in our programs)

 

Classical Healing Keys (CHK) is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization. CHK does not diagnose or treat mental illnesses.

For diagnosis or treatment, please seek a medical professional.

©2025 by Classical Healing Keys

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