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7/25/2022

Expressive Arts workshops help to lower stress

Research indicates a connection between creating art and the lowering of stress. Our Expressive Arts program embraces the therapeutic power of art
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Research indicates a connection between creating art and the lowering of stress. Our Expressive Arts program embraces the therapeutic power of art and provides an opportunity for clients in our residential homes to enjoy weekly hour-long art workshops with world-renowned photographer Michael Collopy and musician Maikel Garcia.

The program is generously funded by Sutter Health Mills-Peninsula Medical Center Foundation.

Please enjoy some recent client art:

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