College students create art with dementia care residents
Many say art is the best form of therapy - that's true for some college students who joined dementia care residents to create some therapeutic art.
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Dec 7, 2021, 10:35 PM
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241ds agoMany say art is the best form of therapy - that's true for some Kingsborough Community College students who joined dementia care residents at the Menorah Center to create some collaborative and therapeutic art.
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