ARTS or Alzheimer's
Neu Experiences in Art
Socialization Programs
Memory Loss Group
Programs listed below are for individuals facing Alzheimer’s. All of these programs, described below, are free of charge.
Arts for Alzheimer's
Presenting enjoyable new ways to explore the creative side, with help from the artists of Mill Street Loft, a multi-arts center dedicated to bringing creative and enriching art experiences to individuals and audiences throughout the Hudson Valley. Expressive sessions are designed for those in early-stage Alzheimer's and who may be losing their ability to communicate with speech and for respite activities for caregivers. One-hour long sessions are focused on failure-free and creative activities - with no experience necessary, are free of charge.
Therapeutic art lifts one's spirits, relaxes and renews, creates a sense of accomplishment, and stimulates neurological pathways from the brain and hand. Sessions will be conducted by artist and art therapist, and SUNY Art faculty member, Nina Tantillo Elton.
Therapeutic yoga creates a stress-free experience which relaxes and restores the body and mind. Sessions will be conducted by art therapist, and practitioner of Sivananda and Kripalu yoga, Theresa Pellegrini.
Click here for a printable ARTS for Alzheimer's flyer for more information.
| Neu Experiences in Art |
| Neu Experiences in Art is a collaborative partnership between the Alzheimer's Association and the Neuberger Museum in Purchase, NY. Art can spark connections, observation and expressions in people with dementia or memory loss. Specially trained docents guide people with Alzheimer's disease and their care partners through the museum's galleries in an interactive program. The program is free, but reservations are required. For more information, contact the Alzheimer's Association a 914.253.6860 or to make reservations, contact the museum directly at 914.251.6110. www.neuberger.org/events Tours scheduled for this Fall are: Thursday, September 23 from 2:00pm - 3:00pm Thursday, October 14 from 2:00pm - 3:00pm Thursday, November 18 from 2:00pm - 3:00pm |

















