TTAP Art and Alzheimer's Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LS0S2eVkq9s

Video- TTAP Method© Learning Aid

Feel free to send feedback on the video! I experimented with the format and aimed to provide as much concrete information as possible.

The Filming and Documentation of the Fulbright Travels

Students at HAMK University are learning how the TTAP Method(c) affects the brain in a very direct way. By experiencing each of the nine steps through experientials, the students learn first hand what it means to give and receive therapeutic stimulation and person centered programming. Charts and graphs make learning about TTAP Method(c) steps, brain region, and learning styles easy.

Every day of in class learning is complemented with educational filming. Footage is obtained daily to be edited into a five part documentary that will facilitate future teaching of the TTAP Method(c) around the world! Amanda Alders has been working on TTAP Method(c) videos for close to two years now and is utilizing her expertise in the area of filming and documentaries in order to create a video training series on the TTAP Method(c).

Thursday May 14th- Discussion Board Created

There is now an open discussion board for those researching and applying the TTAP Method(c) in practice. If you have attended a TTAP Method(c) training session or have attended a roundtable discussion, a login account has been created for you and login information will be e-mailed to you within the week. 

Go to: DISCUSSION BOARD

Ask questions, share ideas, and inform others of your exciting work!!

We look forward to chatting with you!!

New Podcast on the TTAP Method©

Click Here to listen to a Podcast interview with Dr. Levine-Madori over the TTAP Method©

"Art Therapist Melissa Solorzano speaks with Dr. Linda Levine Madori. With a quarter-century of experience in the field of gerontology, Dr. Levine Madori has explored the relationship of arts and aging. The Certified Recreation Therapist and Board Certified Art Therapist is the author of a new, breakthrough book, Therapeutic Thematic Arts Programming for Older Adults.She has helped, those suffering from dementia and Alzheimer’s, having designed innovative creative arts programs and worked with the elderly, skilled nurses, caregivers, and residents of assisted living and senior housing."

(Description taken directly from the Creative Therapy Sessions website developed by Melissa Solorzano)

A special thanks for Melissa Solorzano for spearheading podcasts for Art Therapists!