Sarah Sharp, PhD researcher, writes about her experiences of music education, mental illness, and recovery through music.

Artist manager Damian Morgan writes about the stresses of the music industry, and how attending a Tonic Rider Peer Support Group helped.

Amy Bee Sting, performance artist and vocalist, writes about finding her voice, and multi-disciplinary act Oh My God! It’s The Church.

Dominic Elton, founder of Mayfield Records, writes about his love of music, his record label, and the music festival of his dreams.

Tonic editor Simon examines the use of the term “commit suicide” and why it should be consigned to the history books.

Tonic Ambassador Denise Black has written a rousing piece about skydiving in support of Tonic. Read on to be inspired.

Tonic supporter Steve Robson writes about his first trip to Brighton on a scooter, and his encounters with the police and a gang of Rockers.

Tonic supporter Steve Robson writes about seeing the Jam at Brighton Conference Centre.

Tonic supporter Steve Robson writes about becoming a Mod in the spring of 1979.

Tonic Music Coordinator, Jade, writes about musicians who have experienced music performance anxiety.