Charting the Course Part 5: Creative Arts Therapy
This short film, featuring a variety of arts in healthcare programs, premiered at the 2006 Society for the Arts in Healthcare conference. Highly sought after, the film is a great tool for promoting the value of the arts in healthcare for seasoned professionals or those new to the field. A must have for your organization’s leadership!
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Art therapy program at homeless shelter helps women rebuild lives, defy stereotypes
In a vibrant art studio at the HomeFront homeless shelter in Ewing, Ruthann Traylor says she is “rebuilding souls.” Traylor’s ArtSpace program is a special kind of therapy — a creative outlet for people damaged by the trauma of poverty. When it comes to the art, there are no rules, Traylor says. The results are usually uplifting for residents, but sometimes, the art is just as good. Works by ArtSpace artists are on show at the Bernstein Gallery at Princeton University. The exhibit, titled “How You See Me,” was inspired by research that found homeless people are judged the most harshly among all social groups, resulting in dehumanizing stereotypes. The art is a response to those findings. (Video by Nyier Abdou/The Star-Ledger)
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