"Creating Order" Artist-Patient/ Medical Professional Conversation:

 with artists Lydia Emily, Ananda Karabo, Susan Trachman

and

Leslie J. Tarlow, MSN, GNP-BC, MSCN, an Instructor of Clinical Neurology, Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Division, at the University of Southern California (USC), Keck School of Medicine.

Conversation moderated by Ted Meyer.

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WORKSHOP:

  “Easy Movement to Release Upper Body Tension"

With Lisa Schechter:

Many people experience pain and tightness in the neck, shoulders and back. In this workshop, we explored ways to release excess tension in body and mind through simple movement and breathing activities, we learned how to improve our awareness of how we move and breathe and the connections throughout our body, and we thought of using our whole body proportionately in movement and how this helps us feel ease in body and mind and a sense of whole-body.

*workshops were held for the MS community

Webern Quartet

The Webern Quartet performed on Monday, November 11th at dnj Gallery.

*event was held especially for the MS community

"Listening to music, especially classical music, has been proven to produce dopamine, reduce cortisol, and even improve brain function."

Program -

Schoenberg String Quartet No. "0"

Webern 6 Bagtelles, Op.9

Beethoven String Quartet No.12,Op. 127