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What your creative practice reveals about your brain’s youth

We keep saying how „art is good for you” and how creative expression is fundamental to our well-being and mental health, yet we rarely are able to provide any science to back it up. Diving into the wonderful world of research, we mainly end up finding papers reporting improved well-being and empathy, but little actually investigating brain health – up till October of this year, where a group of 50 researchers coauthored a massive multi-method reanalysis of different datasets of previous studies, focusing on the relationship between brain health and art.

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Art for social change – or why there’s no other way to do it

This article explores why true social change must be rooted in nonviolence, and how creative practices like Nonviolent Communication, puppet theater, and legislative theater help communities transform conflict into connection. Through stories and reflections, we uncover how art becomes not just a message, but a method- bold, empathetic, and deeply human.

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Taken during The ballet production The Great Gatsby

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The ballet production “The Great Gatsby”

Last week I had the pleasure of attending the ballet production that falls under the title of the classic novel "The Great Gatsby". The book was written by the author who will live on in the hearts of his readers for centuries to come - Francis Scott Fitzgerald. The emotion that this brilliant retelling of the story of the undying love between Gatsby and Daisy evoked in me riveted me to the white page and compelled me to express my thoughts on the experience.

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Creativity in self-development

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