Art Programs in Harlem Help Alleviate Stress for Dementia Patients and Caregivers by CBS News award winning journalist Cindy Hsu.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEjokAIlfF8 Part of the Breaking the Stigma series, the three minute spot focuses on the...
Arts & Minds: Empowering Uptown’s Older Adults Through Art
A conversation with Arts & Minds, which offers art-centered programs for older adults with memory...
West Harlem Arts Centers Share Their Stories of Life After the Pandemic
Elliot HeathColumbia SpectatorVideo spotlight https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIdCQyZCTHQ
Study Shows Museum Programs Associated With Less Dementia Patient Apathy and Better Caregiver Well-Being
Click to see the poster presented at the American Academy of Neurology Annual Meeting, Philadelphia,...
Art Builds Bridges Across the Isolation of Dementia
Interview with Arts & Minds Executive Director, Carolyn Halpin-HealyAuthor: Elysian KoglmeierReference: Artwork ArchiveLink: www.artworkarchive.com/blog/art-builds-bridges-across-the-isolation-of-dementia Let's Begin With a...
Acute Infections That Lead to Hospitalization Increase the Risk for Dementia
Arts & Minds President James M. Noble, MD, is quoted in Neurology Today.Author: Jamie TalanReference: NeurologyTodayLink: journals.lww.com/neurotodayonline/Fulltext/2023/02160/Acute_Infections_That_Lead_to_Hospitalization. "Diabetes and...
Resources
Navigating Life With Dementia
Arts & Minds co-founder and neurologist James M. Noble MD, offers you and your family ways to successfully face the challenges presented by life with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementia in his book Navigating Life with Dementia.
Fran Kaufman Photographs
Photographer and great friend of Arts & Minds Fran Kaufman, documents the changes in their marriage as she and husband Bob cope with dementia. Her beautiful photos speak volumes. ”Every day brings new challenges, new photos, ways of trying to adapt.“
Jazz Artist Helen Sung
Acclaimed jazz pianist and composer Helen Sung is a great supporter of Arts & Minds programming. We partnered with her to create Rhythm & Reason during which you are invited to move to the music and learn a bit about how music affects our brains and bodies.