Our core strandsOur programme of activities range from group sessions in community settings to one-to-one interventions for people living in their own homes who are at risk of isolation.
We work across the arts on projects such as music, visual arts, poetry, dance, performing arts and more. Activities are designed to enhance and compliment individual care plans, and help people to feel part of their wider community. |
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Community Dance Practitioner Julie Foord joins the Resonate team!
April 2019
This month we are very excited that our Cognitive Skills Therapy project at the Victoria and Albert has begun after months of preparation, with artist Zoe Gilmore working alongside curators to translate the games and activities in the CST programme into an arts-based approach, drawing on items within the museum.
We will be offering training to staff at the Science Museum at the end of the month who are keen to expand their offer for people living with memory loss
March 2019
We are very pleased to announce that we have been joined by Julie Foord as our new Projects Manager. Julie comes from a background in dance education and is an experienced dance artist. She has worked in a variety of community settings and is excited to bring her passion for working in arts and health to the Resonate team. Already this month she has offered warm-ups with Creative Befrienders and at the celebration event 'Remembering Together', and next month she is offering a movement session at the Memory Café, so she’s hit the ground running.
Music for Thought in Hammersmith incorporated a concert at the William Morris Society attended by the participants of several Music for Thought projects past and present, whilst in Westminster the tour of the Royal Academy of Music Museum finished with a performance by the students in the piano Gallery.
We have been training guides at the Victoria and Albert Museum to offer dementia friendly tours and are thrilled that their first tour will take place at the end of this month. Check their website for forthcoming tours which will be on the last Monday of the month during 2019.
This month we are very excited that our Cognitive Skills Therapy project at the Victoria and Albert has begun after months of preparation, with artist Zoe Gilmore working alongside curators to translate the games and activities in the CST programme into an arts-based approach, drawing on items within the museum.
We will be offering training to staff at the Science Museum at the end of the month who are keen to expand their offer for people living with memory loss
March 2019
We are very pleased to announce that we have been joined by Julie Foord as our new Projects Manager. Julie comes from a background in dance education and is an experienced dance artist. She has worked in a variety of community settings and is excited to bring her passion for working in arts and health to the Resonate team. Already this month she has offered warm-ups with Creative Befrienders and at the celebration event 'Remembering Together', and next month she is offering a movement session at the Memory Café, so she’s hit the ground running.
Music for Thought in Hammersmith incorporated a concert at the William Morris Society attended by the participants of several Music for Thought projects past and present, whilst in Westminster the tour of the Royal Academy of Music Museum finished with a performance by the students in the piano Gallery.
We have been training guides at the Victoria and Albert Museum to offer dementia friendly tours and are thrilled that their first tour will take place at the end of this month. Check their website for forthcoming tours which will be on the last Monday of the month during 2019.
