'Neuroaesthetics is an emerging interdisciplinary field combining neuroscience, psychology and the arts to understand the neural correlates of aesthetic experiences such as art and beauty (Pearce et al., 2016). Neuroaesthetics was first coined by Semir Zeki, a professor of neuroscience at University College London...'

'As time went by, museums have expanded their services in many different ways. Once exclusively used as places to exhibit art pieces, at the moment museums operate as workshop areas, party venues or theatre stages...'

'When was the last time you finished watching a movie in a different mood to when you started it? Isn't it puzzling that something so removed from one’s life can have such a profound impact on one’s emotional state...'

'Whilst the coronavirus pandemic has caused museums to close and concerts to be canceled, many individuals have turned to art, emphatically showing “its power to unite and connect in times of crisis” (United Nations, 2020)...'

What are creative therapies? Are they the same as art therapy? Read this article to find out the answer.

Music Therapy is a type of creative therapies. Read this article to learn more about its history and process briefly. 

'The advancement of family therapy theories in the past few decades inspired practitioners in developing family art therapy (Riley & Malchiodi, 1994)...'

Drama Therapy is a type of creative therapies. Is dramatherapy the same as psychdrama? Click and read to find out the answer.

Dance Therapy is also a type of creative therapies. Read this article to learn more about its history and practices. 

'In today’s fast-paced, digital world, many individuals are seeking ways to reconnect with themselves, their communities, and the physical world around them. Craft-based textile activities, such as knitting, weaving, crocheting, tatting, and lace-making, are experiencing a resurgence as meaningful hobbies...'