Institute for Therapy through the Arts and Northwestern University evaluate the impact of the Musical Bridges to Memory program ITA has been approved for a three-year $90,000 Research Grant in the Arts award from the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) to investigate the impact of music on people with dementia and their families. “This award coincides with the 10th anniversary of the NEA Research grants program,” […]
Did the Monster See Their Reflection?
The Impact of 2020 on Britton Williams’ Conference Keynote Address Interview with Britton Williams written by Savannah Couch — In the new world that is 2021 and through the safety of videoconferencing technology, I had the privilege of interviewing ITA’s Integrated Creative Arts Therapy Conference Keynote Speaker Britton Williams. This interview is weeks before her upcoming address at the 2021 conference entitled “Expressing […]
Allan Spear Joins the Board of Directors
Allan has spent most of his life working in the sports statistics industry. He spent 24 years at Stats, Inc., heading up the Operations Department, and currently works at Synergy Sports. He also works on the gameday stat crew for the Chicago Bulls, Chicago Bears and Northwestern football, and covers Cubs and White Sox games […]
Natalie Schleifer and the Jack P. Schleifer Foundation Build A Future for Mental Health Treatment
Generous gift brings new possibilities for Institute for Therapy through the Arts ITA announces a groundbreaking gift of $25,000 from the Jack P. Schleifer Foundation to support creative arts therapy for low-income families. This gift will be matched with $2,500 from the Evanston Community Foundation (ECF) as part of their Building the Future program. In […]
The 2020 American Music Therapy Association Virtual Conference
Like many organizations, the American Music Therapy Association held their conference in a virtual format from November 18th – 22nd. Amanda Ziemba spent an early Sunday morning recruiting music therapy interns at the Internship Fair. Jeffrey Wolfe facilitated and attended several meetings in his role as the Student Affairs Advisory Board Chair and Assembly Delegate. This […]
The Arts and Our Family
Christian Farr and Karen Jordan share how the arts help their family on a daily basis. My wife, Karen Jordan, and I support the Institute for Therapy through the Arts (ITA) because ITA is about changing lives and preserving our well-being, especially now. Our family experiences the impact of the arts daily. My brother is […]
Welcome New Board Members!
Michelle Marvin has had a two-decade career in development, mostly for arts and culture organizations. A native of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, she has served organizations such as the United Performing Arts Fund, Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, Lyric Opera of Chicago, and the Richard H. Driehaus Museum. She is also a soprano and has sung in and […]
ITA Says Farewell To Julliana and Hello to Our Newest Interns!
Each year as the summer comes to an end, ITA says goodbye to our summer interns and welcomes in a new group of fall interns. We wish our music therapy intern, Julliana Castaneda, all the best as she takes the next steps to become a board-certified music therapist. Thank you for all of your work! We’re excited to welcome […]
8 Back to School Tips and Creative Projects for Students and Parents
Written by Cara Fisher-Wellvang, MA, LCPC, ATR and Brad Drozdowski, MT-BC School is starting back up and whether you’re preparing for another round of remote learning or gearing up to go back in person, things are going to be different this Fall. ITA is here for you with some creative ideas to make your transition back […]
Welcome Pranavi
ITA is thankful for the great work that our administrative interns do for us throughout the year. This year, we are especially appreciative of their dedication while working remotely and staying safe. Keep reading to learn more about our newest intern, Pranavi Ahuja! Pranavi is an administrative intern at ITA. She hails from New Delhi, India and is […]
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