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How Art Heals | Aspen Ideas Festival

June 24th, 2026
United States
Jane Golden, David Leventhal, Tiffany Ortiz, Jeremy Faust
Dance helps people with Parkinson’s disease regain control over their movements, music promotes childhood development and strengthens parent/child bonds, and collaborative mural projects support behavioral health.
Posted byCherry Ng

Abstract/Description

Rigorous research has sharpened our understanding of how art benefits both the body and the mind. Dance helps people with Parkinson’s disease regain control over their movements, music promotes childhood development and strengthens parent/child bonds, and collaborative mural projects support behavioral health. Building on a compelling body of science, the growing field of neuroarts shows how engaging with art in its many forms measurably changes the brain. Researchers, clinicians, artists, technology innovators, and policymakers are joined in a shared effort to translate new evidence into practices that harness art’s therapeutic potential.

Associated Authors

Program Director and Founding Teacher at Dance for PD @ Mark Morris Dance Group

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