Instruments of Healing is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, with a mission of using music to educate, motivate, and inspire our peers in their recovery from mental health and addiction challenges. Our programs include instrumental experimentation, basic instruction, group jamming, and sing-alongs. This unique mobile peer-run, peer-based organization brings a range of professional-grade musical instruments for use during the many programs we give throughout Maryland, Washington DC, Northern Virginia, and beyond. During the programs, our participants lend each other a unique form of musical peer support that is non-judgmental, encouraging, and supportive. As peers teach each other, share their skills and talents, listen attentively to each other perform, and bond together over music, confidence and self-esteem is fostered during the IoH music-making experience. IoH programs have something to offer everyone - from the participant who has had no musical experience, to the participant who might once have been a professional musician. The facilitators are peers/musicians who have felt this in their own lives, and are skilled at helping others explore their personal musical worlds. During programs, participants pick songs that are meaningful to them. Each IoH program is a unique experience and no two programs are alike. Throughout the programs, the participant go on journeys of recovery as they make music. Participants in IoH programs commonly find phenomenal transformations within themselves, as they become immersed in the music-making process. Most leave with huge smiles on their faces and elated moods. Many go on to further pursue and expand on the skills that they established at the programs they attend, using music as a tool for personal wellness.