FAQs
What is Healing Revival Collective?
Healing Revival Collective is a growing mutual-aid organization rooted in the belief that care belongs in the communities and spaces people already love. We partner with friends, neighbors, artists, and local organizations to share resources, spark conversations, and create opportunities for connection.
You’ll find us at music festivals, live shows, local parks, community events, and wherever people are already gathering.
Why “Healing Revival”?
Healing Revival was born from a love of bluegrass, folk music, and the communities that form around live music. In those spaces, we witnessed the power of people coming together, sharing stories, supporting one another, and finding moments of joy and belonging.
The word revival has deep roots in music. Bluegrass and folk festivals are often called ‘revivals,’ which is a gathering of people brought together by a shared love of music, culture, and community. We were drawn to that spirit.
More broadly, revival means the act of bringing something back to life or “renewed activity.” For us, that definition speaks directly to healing.
What do you actually do?
We host meet-ups, workshops, and community gatherings. We share resources and educational materials. We collaborate with local organizations. We show up at festivals and events with information, conversation, and a welcoming place to connect.
Our work focuses on mental health, neurodiversity, creativity, community care, and substance use education.
Looking for Therapy Services?
Erynn offers individual and couples therapy. If she is unable to accept new clients, she will do her best to provide referral leads and connect you with trusted providers whenever possible.
Mutual aid is neighbors helping neighbors.
It’s the practice of sharing resources, knowledge, skills, and support within a community. Instead of waiting for help to arrive from somewhere else, we build networks of care together.
We believe everyone has something to offer and everyone deserves support.
What is mutual aid?
What do you mean by “harm reduction”?
Harm reduction is a practical, compassionate approach to health and safety.
Rather than judging people for their choices, harm reduction focuses on reducing risk, increasing access to information, and supporting people with dignity and respect.
Who is Healing Revival Collective for?
We center queer, neurodiverse, and substance using communities because they often face barriers to support and belonging.
At the same time, our events and resources are open to everyone. Whether you’re looking for connection, information, community, or simply a place to be yourself, you’re welcome here.
Do your events cost money?
Most of what we offer is low-cost or free.
We work hard to reduce barriers to keep resources easy to grab.
If an event has a fee or a suggested donation, we’ll always be transparent about it.
Where can I find you?
EVENTS COMING SOON!
You can join us by:
Visit us at a festival, live show, or other community gatherings
Collaborate with us as an artist, healer, organizer, or community group
How can I get involved?
We show up in community spaces, local parks, live shows or festivals. Check our events page or social media for upcoming locations and dates (coming soon!)
Absolutely. We love partnering with local organizations, artists, venues, community groups, and event organizers who share our values.
If you’d like to work together, reach out–we’d love to hear about what you’re dreaming up!
Can we collaborate?
What should I expect when I come to an event?
A relaxed, low-pressure environment.
No one will put you on the spot. You don’t have to share personal information. You don’t have to be an expert in anything.
You can participate, listen, ask questions, grab a resource, meet new people, or simply exist in the space.
Come as you are.