Are you a visual or performing artist? Are you working on an original project that touches on dementia? The Dementia Spring Foundation wants to support you! Applications for the Dementia Arts Impact Award are now OPEN!
Dementia Spring believes in supporting creative artists from various fields who use their talents to raise awareness, promote dignity, and create a greater sense of belonging for individuals experiencing dementia.
A collection of paintings by Alexander Koleszar that serves as an outlet for a son and caregiver amid the day-to-day challenges of providing for his
“On Dying of Dementia in a Capitalist System” by Anne Lewis is a short animated film intertwining music and spoken word to illustrate the story
“Wat zegt u?” or “What Do You Say?”, by Jennifer Baron, is a children’s book offers photos and basic prompts to help children understand Alzheimer’s
The Dementia Spring Foundation connects artists with the dementia community to raise awareness and improve access to the arts for people with memory loss.
Caregivers find moments of connection in support groups, garden parties, and laughter as they share their dementia-care experiences with others.
A ‘dementia-friendly village’ is where people living with dementia have autonomy and can move around freely, with medical providers mingling among them.
Establishing a dementia diagnosis can be a long and emotional process- but you’re not alone.
As with other types of dementia, many with Parkinson’s find symptom relief with creative art therapies.
Dr. Marc Rothman, founder of Dementia Spring, speaks with the Dementia Spring Impact Award recipient, Jess King, about the song “Here and Now” which was
The Dementia Spring Impact Award recipients are doing GREAT! Check out ‘Here And Now’, a beautiful song dedicated to the dementia community from Jess King,
Are you a visual or performing artist? Are you working on an original project that touches on dementia? The Dementia Spring Foundation wants to support
