Art Therapy for Parkinson's: Nancy Tingey's Journey with Painting with Parkinsons
We're all creative and some are more creative than others, but if we can stimulate that creativity, we just feel better for it.
Imagine finding solace and joy through a paintbrush when battling Parkinson's disease. That's exactly what Nancy Tingey, the founder of 'Painting with Parkinsons', has achieved. Since 1994, this art group has been a sanctuary for those affected by Parkinson's, offering a creative outlet that brings comfort and community. In this episode, host Robert Rogers chats with Nancy about how her Churchill Fellowship research inspired the program and its profound impact on participants.
From live music sessions to art exhibitions, discover how creativity can transform lives. Whether you're living with Parkinson's or supporting someone who is, this episode offers a heartwarming look at the power of art therapy.