#1: Josh Groban — The Link Between Music and Mental Health

Josh Groban, multi-platinum, award winning singer/songwriter, opens up about his personal experience with anxiety and an attention deficit disorder.

Josh shares why the arts have always been an avenue for him to find balance, and why he is so passionate about the link between musical education and mental health.

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