In recognition of Suicide Prevention Month, Disco Donnie Presents (DDP) is amplifying its commitment to mental wellness with its initiative, Outlet. This program was created to foster mental health awareness and provide resources for fans, artists, and staff in the electronic dance music (EDM) world. Here’s how Outlet is making a difference in the scene.
Supporting Mental Health at Festivals
Outlet aims to provide festival-goers with a holistic approach to well-being. From stress management techniques to dealing with anxiety and depression, Outlet serves as a hub for educational resources on mental health and self-care practices. This initiative acknowledges the emotional toll that the fast-paced EDM lifestyle can have and encourages fans to prioritize their mental health.

On-Site Support and Safe Spaces
At select DDP events, Outlet also offers on-site mental health support, creating safe spaces where attendees can recharge both physically and mentally. With trained professionals available to assist in moments of crisis or stress, Outlet ensures that help is always within reach during high-energy festival environments. These safe spaces are crucial for anyone feeling overwhelmed or in need of someone to talk to. Naloxone, electrolytes and cold towels are also sometimes available and free of charge.
Raising Awareness During Suicide Prevention Month
Outlet is particularly relevant during Suicide Prevention Month, as the platform actively promotes awareness about mental health struggles, substance use, and suicide prevention within the festival community. The initiative encourages open conversations about mental health, offering educational content and resources on their website to guide those in need toward finding help.
By recognizing the challenges within the EDM community and providing essential support, Disco Donnie’s Outlet is making a positive impact during Suicide Prevention Month and beyond. To learn more about this program and access their mental health resources, visit their website and follow on Instagram.