‘Rhythms For The Brain’: An Interactive Symposium

Exploring The Link Between Brain Health And The Arts

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Randy Blakely, Catherine Drourr and Patrick McNamara

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Amre Nouh, Jennifer Bucyzner and Arif Dalvi

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Brian Harris and Jason Hao

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Penny Bank and Eileen Berman

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Tracy Butler, Susan Magsamen and Beth Elgort

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Patricia Izbicki and Nicole Baganz

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Beth Elgort and Dianne Quinn

Guests explored the connection between brain health and the arts at the one-day interactive symposium presented by the Mind, Music and Movement Foundation for Neurological Disorders (M3F) and the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts. “Rhythms for the Brain” was sponsored by Cleveland Clinic and emceed by South Florida PBS host Frank Licari.

Photos by CAPEHART