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SILENCING THE DEMONS
JEFF SCOTT
TRANSENDENCE
MARK ELLIS
THE JOURNEY HOME
LAURA BOZEMAN
A HELPING HAND
HARLEY MEAGLEY
PERSEVERANCE
MARCIA MEDINA
HEALING THROUGH THE ARTS
BILL JONES
VISIBLE
DANIEL WRIGHT JR.
THE POWER OF CONNECTION
PUERTO RICO PSG
HOPE GROWS
ANGIE LUPE
IGY6
YOLANDA JONES
SPUD LIFE
MELISSA MCMAHON
MEET THE WARRIORS
MARK ELLIS
“Art is a huge part of my life. It’s healing and meditative. It’s one of the few things that quiets my brain.”
LAURA BOZEMAN
“My military career depended on precision and attention to detail. When creating art, I can take risks and simply go with the flow.”
HARLEY MEAGLEY
“Art is kind of like going to the skatepark, but I don’t have to leave the house to leave my mind.”
MARCIA MEDINA
“Art helps me stay present — helping me block out intrusive thoughts and put my focus solely on creating art.”
BILL JONES
“Art is a representation of one’s well-being. It’s what made me unique, and everyone brings their own unique perspective to art.”
DANIEL WRIGHT JR.
“If you don’t wanna talk about it, guess what? You can draw about it. And that’s what I use art therapy for.”
PUERTO RICO PSG
“Art is a great provider of peace. It helps us think in new ways to expand our understanding and create room for connection, camaraderie, and healing.”
ANGIE LUPE
“Music and art have always been my life. It helps me heal and I’ve made it my mission to help other comrades heal.”
YOLANDA JONES
“Art is an entire experience. It's not always about what I wanted you to feel. Sometimes it's about what it makes you feel on your own.”
MELISSA MCMAHON
“Art helps me let go and accept things, even when I make mistakes. It’s learning to roll with life because there are so many things I can’t control.”
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