| Documented Testimony |
The Art Without Boundaries Association
Read on...here are some more questions. Look for the next instruction as you read... Q: Where is the School of MnemeTherapy? How long does it take to go through the program? A: Just like the AWB Association, SMT is virtual. The definition of school is "an association organized to promote art or science or education." Nothing there about brick and mortar. Virtual just means that the curriculum is on-line and you will take the course at your own pace from the comfort of your home. The curriculum includes reading, e-trips, instructional videos and self administered tests monitored by a Mentor. (And it was written by an artist for artists.) Since we have no paid staff, we use the Apprentice/ Mentor program. You will be apprenticed to your employer, who is a Master MnemeTherapist).That means your mentor/employer will guide you through the on-line curriculum, grade your tests and certify you when you've completed the curriculum. How long it takes is up to you. We have had students make it through in 2 months and others, longer. Your employer/trainer may want to set a time-line. Whether or not you are paid during this training program is also up to your employer. Talk everything over and make a plan or even a agreement BEFORE you start the program. |
| Q & A |
with Founder, Noell Hammer
| "Art Without Boundaries truly IS a boundless experience in the arts that anyone, young or old, can enjoy and benefit from if they are “just willing to try”! My experience with AWBA has been pure joy! Successes I’ve enjoyed in the my personal and professional art experience “pale in comparison” at seeing firsthand the pleasure people get from seeing their own painting unfold before their eyes and physical and mental limitations often improve! Serving others with your talents is the ultimate joy in life!" Kathryn Kelly, SE FL (pictured above with a client) |
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of improvement in receptive aphasia, the ability to understand the spoken word; expressive aphasia, the ability to use words correctly and agnosia, being able to interpret the senses, in this case, sight. Listen to Irving's confused sentences while painting, click on the underlined words above: "how long it takes is up to you" to move on, and then how clearly he spoke after the session. We were excited that his wife was visiting and we could document her enthusiastic assessment of the session. |
Although our goal is to provide a rewarding experience, some clients show dramatic improvements in just one session of
MnemeTherapy™
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