39th Breakfast Meeting – Alternative Approaches to Healthcare Series-① “Art and Medicine ~Clinical Art Approaches to Dementia”
date : 9/10/2012
On the 27 September 2012 (Thursday), the Health and Global Policy Institute
will hold its 39th Regular Breakfast Meeting. The meeting will be titled
“Art and Medicine ~Clinical Art Approaches to Dementia” and will be the first
part of the Alternative approaches to healthcare series.
On this occasion we will have a talk from Ms. Kiyoko Nishida, CEO of
the Formative Arts Research Center, Director of the Japan Clinical Art Association,
and founder of the Society for Clinical Art. The Japan Clinical Art Association
is participating in the “Echigo Tsumari Art Triennial”being held
in Niigata Prefecture until the 17 September. Following the talk for the day we will
also receive a basic experience program from a clinical art therapist.
■Theme
Alternative approaches to healthcare series 1
“Art and Medicine ~Clinical Art Approaches to Dementia”
■Speaker
Ms. Kiyoko Nishida, CEO of the Formative Arts Research Center, Director of the Japan
Clinical Art Association, and founder of the Society for Clinical Art
■Time and Date
27 September 2012 (Thursday) 8:00~9:00(Doors open at 7:45)
■Venue
GARB Marunouchi (2-2-3 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo)
■Application for Attendance
Please apply online via the HGPI website by noon on the 25 September 2012 (Tuesday).
If the number of applications reaches capacity for the venue then we may stop accepting
applications earlier than this date.
■Participation Fee
Supporting members:Free
(For information on supporting membership please see >>)
General and registered members:2,000yen
(For information on registered membership please see >> )
Students:500yen(Please present your student card at the reception)
will hold its 39th Regular Breakfast Meeting. The meeting will be titled
“Art and Medicine ~Clinical Art Approaches to Dementia” and will be the first
part of the Alternative approaches to healthcare series.
On this occasion we will have a talk from Ms. Kiyoko Nishida, CEO of
the Formative Arts Research Center, Director of the Japan Clinical Art Association,
and founder of the Society for Clinical Art. The Japan Clinical Art Association
is participating in the “Echigo Tsumari Art Triennial”being held
in Niigata Prefecture until the 17 September. Following the talk for the day we will
also receive a basic experience program from a clinical art therapist.
■Theme
Alternative approaches to healthcare series 1
“Art and Medicine ~Clinical Art Approaches to Dementia”
■Speaker
Ms. Kiyoko Nishida, CEO of the Formative Arts Research Center, Director of the Japan
Clinical Art Association, and founder of the Society for Clinical Art
■Time and Date
27 September 2012 (Thursday) 8:00~9:00(Doors open at 7:45)
■Venue
GARB Marunouchi (2-2-3 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo)
■Application for Attendance
Please apply online via the HGPI website by noon on the 25 September 2012 (Tuesday).
If the number of applications reaches capacity for the venue then we may stop accepting
applications earlier than this date.
■Participation Fee
Supporting members:Free
(For information on supporting membership please see >>)
General and registered members:2,000yen
(For information on registered membership please see >> )
Students:500yen(Please present your student card at the reception)
Registration deadline: 2012-09-25
Exhibition date:2012-09-27
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