The creativity portion of our workshop has been developed taking into account several symptoms of Parkinson's Disease including loss of fine motor control, rigidity, and tremors. Each workshop focuses on a different symptom and how methods of art can help alleviate and counteract the symptom. We also have a large focus on Micrographia an
The creativity portion of our workshop has been developed taking into account several symptoms of Parkinson's Disease including loss of fine motor control, rigidity, and tremors. Each workshop focuses on a different symptom and how methods of art can help alleviate and counteract the symptom. We also have a large focus on Micrographia and have developed specific workshops to help patients improve their handwriting.Our workshops are supported by research that has been published in the Journal of Alzhiemer's Disease and Parkinsonism.
Did you know the "inability to Smile" is a symptom of various neurological conditions including Parkinson's Disease?
Our workshops are developed to spread smiles through creativity, cognition, and movement.
Our SMILE acronym-Seize Your Day, Make Positive Memories, Inspire Yourself and Others, and Promote a Healthy Environment. We encourag
Did you know the "inability to Smile" is a symptom of various neurological conditions including Parkinson's Disease?
Our workshops are developed to spread smiles through creativity, cognition, and movement.
Our SMILE acronym-Seize Your Day, Make Positive Memories, Inspire Yourself and Others, and Promote a Healthy Environment. We encourage the involvement of a family member or caregiver to re-build their bond
The movement portion of our workshop focuses on developing fine and gross motor skills while promoting a healthy environment. Through exercises and activities participants are challenged both physically and mentally promoting stimulation in both sides of their brain. Our workshops foster growth in a motivating environment that increases confidence and mood.
We continue to be resilient and offer our workshops virtually.
Our Smile Through Art Workshops for Parkinson's disease patients are proudly supported by a grant from the Parkinson's Foundation.
Open to people living with Parkinson's disease and other neurological disorders.
If you are an organization looking to partner and provide an offering to your clientele, please email us at LiveBetter@creativeneurology.com for more information. Please share the number of people you would like to host a workshop for.
The Smile Through Art Workshops are also delivered in person. We travel nationally and internationally. If your organization is interested in planning an in-person workshop, please contact us for further information.
Research published in the Journal of Alzheimers Disease and Parkinsonism.
Featured in Brain&Life is a publication by The American Academy of Neurology.
2016 World Parkinson Congress Renewal Room Presenter
Read more about our programming by clicking the link below.
We're brightening up the walls to bring color, comfort, and smiles to all patients and visitors at hospitals and neurological centers. Art work is currently featured at UMASS, St. Vincents, and the Neurology Center of New England.
Watch how our Chief Smiling Officer, Saba, was empowered by her Girl Scout Gold Award Project to start the Smile Through Art Workshops 10 years later!
benefitting dexterity, fine, and gross motor control, stimulating both the right and left side of the brain, while improving mood.
benefitting mood, concentration, fine and gross motor skills.
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