About this Event
In collaboration with Inova, guests will hear from local practitioners about how creativity can support connection, reflection, and well-being, and leave inspired with new ideas and perspectives.
Guided by Monica Delaney, Senior Program Manager of Arts and Healing at Inova Schar Cancer, guests will enjoy an accessible introduction to the field of arts and health, including current advances and research connections between creative engagement, health, and well-being. The presentation will explore how a range of creative practices including music, visual arts, storytelling, dance, and more are being incorporated into healthcare settings today.
An engaging multimedia presentation will explore how a range of creative practices including music, visual arts, storytelling, and dance are being incorporated into healthcare settings today. Following the presentation, an engaging panel discussion featuring several artists-in-residence at Inova will bring to life personal experiences and real-world examples that demonstrate the breadth of the field.
Participants will leave with a greater understanding of how arts engagements contribute to overall health, as well as practical takeaways about how they can apply their own creative interests and skills to health and community well-being.
Artist Panelists/Performers:
- Geraldine Buckley (storyteller)
- Martina Callen (visual arts, music)
- Tiffany Carmouche (visual arts)
- Sarah Fridrich (music)
Agenda
🕑: 08:30 AM - 09:45 AM
Mix & Mingle
🕑: 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM
Presentation & Panel Discussion with Q&A
🕑: 11:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Closing Remarks & Reception
Event venue & nearby stays
Virginia Tech, 3625 Potomac Avenue, Alexandria, United States
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