Why Art Is Therapeutic

By |2016-11-14T20:28:54-05:00September 2nd, 2015|News|

Using art can enable the individual to connect, possibly for the first time, to an emotion or an event that has not been thought of for decades. It also can stimulate emotional healing through the [...]

ATRA Research Article

By |2016-11-14T20:28:55-05:00September 1st, 2015|News|

Download as a PDF Research Abstract Currently, there is a need for strength-based recreation therapy approaches which promote the retention of skills and abilities of those diagnosed with Alzheimer‟s‟ disease. These two pilot studies, conducted [...]

St. Thomas Aquinas College Students conduct research on TTAP Method™ and publish findings in American Therapeutic Recreation Research Institute, 2009

By |2016-11-14T20:28:55-05:00September 1st, 2015|News|

Introduction              Currently, there is growing evidence for strength-based recreation therapy approaches which promote the retention of skills and abilities of those diagnosed with moderate stage Alzheimer’s disease  (Bettie et al., 2007; Buettner & Fitzsimmons, 2009). [...]

Fulbright Article

By |2016-11-14T20:28:55-05:00September 1st, 2015|News|

Teaching Therapeutic Thematic Art Programming (The TTAP Method ™) on a Global level; Impacting Practice and the Care for Those Afflicted with Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease. Submitted for 2010 Fulbright Brochure Written by, Linda Levine [...]

American Journal of Recreation Therapy

By |2016-11-14T20:28:55-05:00September 1st, 2015|News|

Currently, there is a need for strength-based recreation therapy approaches which promote the retention of skills and abilities of the growing older adult population. This article introduces an emerging multimodal intervention: Therapeutic Thematic Arts Programming [...]

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