SESH.
Human tour support.
Human support for people who live and work on the road.
How are you in there?
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no paperwork
No intake packet.
No explaining the industry.
No figuring out what kind of help you need first.
Just start a conversation.
Email Danny. It goes straight to him.
Start a sesh.permission
You don't have to be falling apart.
You don't need a diagnosis.
You don't need a crisis.
You don't need to know exactly what's wrong.
Sometimes you just need somewhere to put what you're carrying.
Start a sesh.sound familiar
This might be a sesh.
- “I don't know why I'm miserable. Tour is going great.”
- “I've been home four days and I still don't feel home.”
- “Everyone needs something from me.”
- “I finally have a day off and I don't know what to do with myself.”
- “I don't think anything is technically wrong. I just need to talk.”
- “I can't shut my brain off after the show.”
- “I don't want to explain touring to another therapist.”
Yeah.
This might be a sesh.
the part nobody talks about
Road you.
Home you.
Tour gives you a job. A schedule. A purpose. People around you almost 24/7.
Then you go home.
And sometimes the version of you that knew exactly where to be every day suddenly has no idea where to put themselves.
Nobody really talks about that part.
We do.
Start a sesh.who's this for?
Artist. Tour Manager. Production Manager. FOH. Monitor Engineer. Lighting. Backline. Merch. Photo. Video. Driver. Crew.
And everybody whose job title somehow became three job titles.
If your life happens around shows, you're in the right place.
who's on the other end
I'm Danny.
I spent years in vans, venues, green rooms and load ins before I ever worked in mental health.
I've been on both sides of this conversation.
The person on the road trying to hold everything together. And the person someone finally tells the truth to.
That's why SESH. exists.
Danny Rinaldi, LMHC
Licensed Mental Health Counselor. Former touring musician.
the boundary
This is coaching, not therapy.
Coaching is direct and practical, built around your life on the road right now. If you need clinical care, I'll tell you straight and help you find it.
so what actually happens?
- You reach out.
- You tell me what's going on. Or you don't know yet.
- We figure out what would actually be useful.
- We talk.
That's it.
No complicated onboarding process.
Start a sesh.start
Send one line and we will find a time.
Tell me where you are in the run and what your days look like. Nights and days off are fair game. You do not need to explain yourself yet.
Start a sesh.bringing sesh. to your team?
Human support for artists and crew shouldn't only show up after something goes wrong.
SESH. can support tours and teams through individual check ins, virtual support, on site support, and conversations built around the realities of touring.
Talk to Danny about your tour.off the road
Nobody prepares you for coming home.
The silence. The missing schedule. The sudden loss of purpose. Being surrounded by people you love and somehow still feeling disconnected. Wondering when you're supposed to feel normal again.
OFF THE ROAD is where we talk about that part.