by Erin Gloster | Aug 17, 2026 | Arts in Health in the News, NOAH Blog
CLICK HERE to read the full article on PlayRx.life’s blog Every person plays. Even the ones who insist they don’t. The question is never whether you play. The question is, do you recognize it when you do, or have we conditioned our adult mind to think...
by Erin Gloster | Jul 23, 2026 | Arts in Health in the News, NOAH Blog
H&E Healing Arts is a student‑founded, ceramics‑based arts and health initiative created by two second‑year medical students at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine in Oklahoma City. What began as a way to find calm and connection outside of clerkships...
by Erin Gloster | Jul 16, 2026 | Arts in Health in the News, NOAH Blog, NOAHCON
Musicians spend countless hours perfecting their craft, but behind every polished performance is an extraordinary physical and mental demand. Pianists navigate repetitive strain, violinists contend with awkward posture, wind players place unique stresses on their...
by Erin Gloster | Jul 15, 2026 | Arts in Health in the News, NOAH Blog
My name is Jenna and I am a PhD Candidate in the Art & Visual Culture Education. I am conducting a research study as part of my dissertation work at the University of Arizona (IRB#08282). As many of you know, the arts in health field, particularly hospital-based...
by Corinne Zimmermann | Jul 10, 2026 | Arts in Health in the News
Registration is open (and discounted through July 1, 2026!) for a unique virtual course, Training Our Eyes, Minds, and Hearts: Visual Thinking Strategies for Health Care Professionals, offered through Harvard Medical School for #cme credit.🎉🥼🩺 This course offers...
by Aesthetics | Mar 22, 2026 | Arts in Health in the News
Narrative Mindworks talks with author, educator, and memoirist Melanie Brooks, MFA about the challenges of writing trauma-centered narratives, exploring themes of grief, gender bias in memoir, and the responsibility of storytelling to foster connection, highlighting...
