“The arts aren’t this rarified, abstract thing. The arts are simply the language in which humans dream and connect to each other. The capacity for creativity burns inside all of us.”
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Now available in PAPERBACK
Creative Care: A Revolutionary Approach to Dementia and Elder Care
available from Harper One.
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This book chronicles the story of how I came to find the power of creative care; the elements of it and how they can be infused into care relationships; and how creative care practices can help transform our care systems themselves.
I hope you find these stories both soothing and inspiring. Let your imagination soar…
— Anne
A quiet moment resting in a winged wheelchair (design by Jeff Becker), after the play Wendy's Neverland, in Morgantown Care and Rehab Center in Morgantown, KY.
Photo by Penn Chan (pennchan.com).