Art lights up our brains and ignites action (David Suzuki and Jode Roberts, David Suzuki Foundation)
“When we encounter art — whether it’s a painting, dance, music or story — our brains engage networks tied to emotion, memory and empathy.”
“When we encounter art — whether it’s a painting, dance, music or story — our brains engage networks tied to emotion, memory and empathy.”
You are invited to the Music Care Conference 2025 happening November 14, 2025 at Metalworks Institute in Mississauga.
The Walrus: Music reduces pain, increases resilience, and reconnects Alzheimer’s patients with their memories. It’s time for science to take it seriously
CNN article on the benefits of arts and crafts on your mental health according to studies published in Frontiers in Public Health.
“The creative process invites doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to remember what it means to be human, to be vulnerable.”
“The University of Colorado research team has spent nearly two decades studying work-related stress” says this article.
Article on the benefits of social prescribing, published on Scientific American.
WBUR article on a new social prescribing program developed by Massachusetts Culture Council and health-care provider Art Pharmacy.
Sydenham Current article on the MAC’s ArtsCare initiatives and programming.
City Life Magazine article on the introduction of Mississauga Arts Council’s Pilot ArtsCare Social Prescription Program.