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Whether you're looking for expert tips, news on upcoming events, or simply seeking a source of inspiration, this is where you'll find it. Stay tuned for the latest updates as we continue to foster personal growth, well-being, and positive change through the medium of art.
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Community Open Art Studio Art Therapy House, Inc
Posted by WTMJ 4 10:04 PM, Apr 01, 2025 The Friday Open Art Studio at Art Therapy House (ATH) is a community-centered program designed to provide a safe, creative, and therapeutic space for individuals of all backgrounds and abilities. The open studio offers a process-oriented environment, allowing participants to explore self-expression through a variety of artistic media. Facilitated by qualified artists and art therapists, the studio... Read more |
A Brushstroke of Gratitude: Art Therapy House Inc. is honored to receive an ARPA grant, dedicated to supporting veterans' mental health. Pictured is Governor Tony Evers (Left) and Secretary of Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs, James Bond (Right) presenting a check to Art Therapy House Inc.'s Executive Administrator, Jill McNutt (Center Left) and Art Therapist, Shannon Broeker (Center Right).
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Gov. Evers awards $650,000 worth of grants to community programs for veteran mental health
By: Jenna Wells Posted: Sep 7, 2023 8:20 PM CDT MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Wisconsin state leaders are working to address on mental health crises across the state. Governor Tony Evers visited Milwaukee Thursday evening to honor more than a dozen programs that prioritize veterans mental health needs. $650,000 worth of grants funded by the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) were distributed to 16 different organizations during Thursday's ceremony at the Milwaukee County War Memorial Center.... Read More Read the full article on CBS 58 |
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