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In the latest "Podnosis," Anastassia Gliadkovskaya takes a deep dive into social prescribing. She chats w/ Tasha Golden, PhD, research director International Arts + Mind Lab and Chris Appleton, founder Art Pharmacy, about the role of art in mental health treatment bit.ly/49ro5X8

Join us for the second annual Arts and Mind Village Convening where scientists, researchers, and members of our community discuss the impact and actualization of the arts and healing. RSVP for this free event here: strazcenter.org/events/2223-se… Johns Hopkins University International Arts + Mind Lab

Read this new article from @Thrive Global, "The Anatomy of the Arts" with an excerpt from Your Brain on Art to deepen your understanding of the brains structural-functional organization, including how stimulating the brain's saliency network with the arts can powerfully impact

The International Arts + Mind Lab Center for Applied Neuroaesthetics (IAM Lab) is honored to partner with the Alliance of Museums (AAM) American Alliance of Museums for their 2024 Annual Meeting and MuseumExpo at the Baltimore Convention Center. The keynote session, Wired for the Arts: Revitalizing

ICYMI: The latest Arts & Mind Village Chat features a conversation about the alignment between the health and arts communities to create “Arts Prescriptions.” Presented by The Straz and Johns Hopkins Medicine International Arts + Mind Lab Supported by BayCare youtube.com/watch?v=EW1-ar…

At the “Wired for the Arts” keynote session, inspiring panelists explored the benefits of integrating the arts into public health and individual and community healing processes. We are grateful to @Art_domains for their generous support of the AAM 2024 keynote panel!

Read "The Museum and the Mind: The field of neuroarts is amplifying how the arts and aesthetic experiences measurably change the body, brain, and behavior", by Susan Magsamen in American Alliance of Museums May-June 2024 issue of Museum by following the link at the end of the post. The mind, once

We have another big announcement to share from Johns Hopkins University. JHU is launching an initiative to elevate and enhance arts offerings across the university, and to increase awareness of the art already in our midst. This effort is being led by Professor of the Humanities and former

Prepare for National Arts in Education Week with AmericansForTheArts and Arts Action Fund. Register for the webinar on August 15, 2024 at 2 PM ET where speakers including IAM Lab's Executive Director Susan Magsamen will share information to help you advocate and take action during

In July, all of the 180 school behavioral health professionals in Palm Beach County, Florida were invited to a three-day summit to learn about the field of neuroarts. The summit was hosted by the Palm Beach County NeuroArts Collaborative, launched by the Palm Health Foundation in 2022,

a2ru Ground Works released its latest peer-reviewed entry, "Centering Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence in Movement-Based Interventions" ft. a NYC-based collaboration between Gibney , Sanctuary for Families , & Teachers College, Columbia University . Read: groundworks.io/journal/projec…

We're excited to announce Susan Magsamen, executive director of the IAM Lab, will be giving a webinar titled "Our Brains on the Arts: How Community Arts Transform Us" on August 21 from 1-2 PM EST hosted by National Guild. She will discuss IAM Lab's research on neuroaesthetics,

Early adolescents who engaged in hobbies had 28% lower odds of marijuana use and were less likely to binge drink, according to a new EpiArts Lab study co-authored by Affiliate Researchers, Daisy Fancourt and Jill Sonke. 📊🔬 Learn more: tinyurl.com/3fd3b8wf

We all need to feel like we belong and experience a sense of social connection to be healthy. In 2023, Dr. Vivek Murphy Vivek Murthy, the U.S. Surgeon General, identified an epidemic of loneliness, highlighting the severe health consequences that arise from a lack of human

For #Superhuman Day, let's celebrate the fascinating phenomenon of #pareidolia as an unacknowledged superpower. Pareidolia is the phenomenon of seeing familiar patterns such as faces and objects in nature, or even hearing distinct sounds in ambiguous noises. It is rooted in