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Sunnyview Rehabilitation Hospital - Studio Arts Project
The Studio Arts Project was developed in 2002 to provide art instruction that promotes creativity, independence, dignity and community integration for people with disabilities. Weekly classes are designed to fuel the imagination while teaching fundamental material use and technique in a compassionate, supportive and inspiring environment. Trained artists are present at every class, along with a certified recreational therapist, to ensure that students are comfortable and gain the most from every experience.
What is it?
The Studio Arts Project was developed in 2002 to provide art instruction that promotes creativity, independence, dignity and community integration for people with disabilities. Weekly classes are designed to fuel the imagination while teaching fundamental material use and technique in a compassionate, supportive and inspiring environment. Trained artists are present at every class, along with a certified recreational therapist, to ensure that students are comfortable and gain the most from every experience.
Who is it for?
Any outpatient, former patient or person in the community with a disability such as the ones we treat in the hospital; no experience is necessary.
Why do they do it?
The program is designed to inspire patients to reach beyond their physical ability and collect creative expressions of artists with disabilities.
Contact: Connie Toldt
Supervisor, Therapeutic Recreation
Telephone: 518-382-4576
E-mail: todtc@neheatl.com
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