Mozart's Funny Mental Health Story: Concerto for One: Mozart Goes to Group Therapy: AUDIOBOOK

Concerto for One: Mozart Goes to Group Therapy by Ruben White

In this brilliantly witty and touching short story, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a musical genius with a flair for the dramatic, struggles to navigate the quiet vulnerability of group therapy. Banned from four sessions before breakfast—not for bad behavior, but for belting his emotions in operatic arias—Mozart finally lands in a group featuring the emotionally guarded Queen Victoria and a theatrically melancholic Edgar Allan Poe. Under the guidance of the unshakably patient Dr. Zinnia Feinstein, the group explores the messy art of healing. With lyrical confessions, poetic rivalries, and emotionally baroque meltdowns, Mozart must confront the terrifying idea of being himself without the safety net of performance. In the end, the story reminds us that even history’s boldest voices need a safe space to whisper.

🎭 Themes:

Emotional vulnerability

The burden of genius

Humor in healing

Identity beyond performance

Therapy as a shared overture

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