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Music to My Ears: How Arts Can Enhance Your Bottom Line

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A continuing education workshop

Integrating arts activities presents specific benefits for residents in long-term care. Citing research from the International Society of the Arts in Healthcare, the Music Therapy Association, Institute for Music and Neurologic Function and more, this workshop will present studies demonstrating effects of various arts

Thursday, October 27, 2011 8:30 am — 11:00 am

Location: (in the clubhouse) Elizabeth Manor Golf and Country Club, 1 Ace Parker Drive, Portsmouth 23701

Fee:

• $85 General Registration includes materials, coffee and lunch
• $75 per person for two or more people from the same agency
• $70 TAO partner member professionals & students
• * NAB and CEUs are $15 extra per person.

Seating is limited. Please complete registration form and send check (made payable to TAO) to: TAO, 809 Brandon Ave., Suite 204, Norfolk, VA 23517

For more information: TWartsOutreach@cox.net, (757) 965-5155

Who should attend:

• Nursing home administrators and other long-term care management staff
• Therapeutic recreation professionals
• Physical therapy professionals
• Activities directors, social workers, and other front-line staff

About our presenter, Pauline Daniels

Pauline Daniels is a published writer, artist, actress, director, singer, and teacher. In addition to her work as Creative Arts Coordinator at Goodwin House in Alexandria, VA, she leads retreats and workshops on spirituality and the creative process for churches and organizations in the DC area. Daniels has served as Executive Director of Davinci’s Attic, a nonprofit arts education organization in Reston, VA, whose art programs reach hundreds of youth at-risk, older adults, and underserved populations throughout Fairfax County annually. Daniels also has served as adjunct professor in art for the Corcoran College of Art and Design, and on the joint Post-9/11 Committee for the National Endowment for the Arts and National Education Association, where she created a website to offer teachers and artists a curriculum on how to use the arts to process and cope with the national 9/11 tragedy. She created the Community Arts and Healing Initiative with partners Loudoun Hospital and DaVinci’s Attic, creating collaborative art for permanent display in the hospital. Ms. Daniels currently serves on the board of the International Society for the Arts in Healthcare.