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"The idea of art as medicine dates back to antiquity, but recently the concept is drawing increasing interest from the medical and science communities."
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"Nonverbal therapy helps people work through trauma and build resilience."
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Podcasts
Encouraging Creativity When You Are Feeling Stuck
"how to feel better in a sustainable way without feeling like you’re being bombarded with toxic positivity"
Healing Through Creativity w/ Medora Frei
"the process is more important than the outcome"
Videos
TEDxTralee - The Art of Connection: How Creativity can help our Mental Health | Kate Moore
TEDxTralee - The Art of Connection: How Creativity can help our Mental Health | Kate Moore
TEDxTralee - The Art of Connection: How Creativity can help our Mental Health | Kate Moore
"Kate Moore is an artist and writer from Tralee, County Kerry, and a graduate of MTU Kerry. She is passionate about writing and theatre, and her work has been performed onstage at Siamsa Tire, the Everyman, Cork Arts Theatre and by UCC Dramat.
Kate is also very passionate about mental health, and had an article detailing her personal experience published in the Irish Times in 2019.
She believes in the power of creativity and art to change lives. You can find her on Twitter. Kate Moore is an artist and writer from Tralee, County Kerry, and a graduate of MTU Kerry. She is passionate about writing and theatre, and her work has been performed onstage at Siamsa Tire, the Everyman, Cork Arts Theatre and by UCC Dramat.
Kate is also very passionate about mental health, and had an article detailing her personal experience published in the Irish Times in 2019.
She believes in the power of creativity and art to change lives and is looking forward to discussing this with the TEDX Tralee audience in October. You can find her on Twitter. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx"
Big Think - Creativity: The Science behind the madness
TEDxTralee - The Art of Connection: How Creativity can help our Mental Health | Kate Moore
TEDxTralee - The Art of Connection: How Creativity can help our Mental Health | Kate Moore
"An all-star cast of Big Thinkers-actors Rainn Wilson and Ethan Hawke; composer Anthony Brandt; neuroscientists David Eagleman, Wendy Suzuki, and Beau Lotto; and psychologist Scott Barry Kaufman-share how they define creativity and explain how our brains uniquely evolved for the phenomenon. According to Eagleman, during evolution there was an increase in space between our brain's input and output that allows information more time to percolate. We also grew a larger prefrontal cortex which "allows us to simulate what ifs, to separate ourselves from our location in space and time and think about possibilities." Scott Barry Kaufman details 3 brain networks involved in creative thinking, and Wendy Suzuki busts the famous left-brain, right-brain myth."