Opening Minds through Art (OMA) is an intergenerational art program for people with dementia. OMA was founded in 2007 at the Scripps Gerontology Center.
Elizabeth "Like" Lokon, @ScrippsOMA Founder and Director, was quoted in a network article on the Journal of American Medical Association (JAMA) website regarding the OMA program.
The Arts Dispel Medical Students’ Qualms About Dementia https://t.co/gIRUeW2B1C
FREE WEBINAR hosted by The National Alzheimer's and Dementia Resource Center on stigma towards people living with dementia. Participants will learn about everyday... https://t.co/Aq4I43nY5X
Cedar Village in Mason, OH celebrate with their 21st OMA art show last night!! Their exhibit will be displayed for 6 months in their facility so that everyone can enjoy it! Thank you to the many volunteers that make the sessions possible!
There is new information every day. We are thankful for the research and researchers doing this work. And until we find a cure we continue to focus on the person who is still there. https://t.co/O7b6dwfHsU
We think OMA is fantastic! The students and elders form lasting friendships, have fun together, and create beautiful pieces of art! But the best part? Well, I'll let our artist Ulla tell you....leave us a heart below if you agree!! https://t.co/q0e8jCp6lr
Our students are our strongest asset. They fully support the work we do and go above and beyond in their leadership of the program. OMA wouldn't exist without them.
While we appreciate... https://t.co/vF1f56M23B
The first episode of "Faces of Caregiving" talks about the stereotypes of dementia in the Japanese community. However, once people become involved in it, they find there are so many people in the same... https://t.co/s6MiL0lShd
This exceptional song, "Remember Love", captures those moments that connect us to our loved ones struggling with the loss of memory, and living in that moment. Singers shared their stories of people they love with Alzheimer's, but they... https://t.co/WXAaqAjWXM