Connecting with Creativity: The Proven Benefits of Art, Storytelling, Movement & Music
Participate in a free, interactive event to learn how creativity and movement can spark joy, social engagement, and cognitive benefits for persons living with dementia.
-Maria Genné, the founder and director of Kairos Alive, will explain how her intergenerational workshops integrate dance, music, and storytelling.
-Holly Nelson, Director of Lifelong Learning & the Arts at Lyngblomsten, will discuss the importance of art and music and why doing and enjoying is more important than the final product.
-Carolyn Klaver RN, Community Dementia Care Specialist for Lyngblomsten Community Services, will lead the group in Timeslips, a creative storytelling program.
Sara Barsel, co-founder and leader of the Roseville Alzheimer’s Community Action Team, has been awarded the 2023 Andrus Award for Community Service by AARP Minnesota. Sara will receive her award at a post-event reception sponsored by AARP Minnesota. People are encouraged to stay after the event to recognize Sara Barsel’s accomplishments. Refreshments will be served!
The afternoon will conclude with a celebration, which will include an award presentation and refreshments. Learn more about Roseville A/D and its work at www.cityofroseville.com/dementiainfo.
Free; no registration required.