Celebrate Disability Pride Month this July with artists and musicians at the San Diego Able ARTS Work Day Program!

February is Black History Month. Before the month comes to an end we want to celebrate black artists of note through the centuries.

My name is Danielle Miyazaki, and I am the Fall 2021 Music Therapy Intern at Able ARTS Work's EPI Center.

Today on Winnie the Pooh Day meet Ernest Howard Shepard, English artist and illustrator of our beloved Bear.

In the disability community there is strong discussion of the merits between using person-first and identity-first language.

Learn about Sarah Tuberty, OTD, OTR/L and her engagement with disability stigma through her creativity in part two of this interview.

Learn about Sarah Tuberty, OTD, OTR/L, and her engagement with stigma through her professional, personal, and creative life.

I’m a music therapy intern at Able ARTS Work. I’d like to share about my experience, memorable moments, and feelings.

Board-Certified Art Therapist and Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor, Katie Prodanovich, answers 13 questions about Art Therapy.

My name is Hannah and I love movies. Although I cannot talk with my words, I am very expressive in other ways.

In recognition of July being Disability Pride Month, DJ PJ joined us for an interview to discuss himself, his art, and his journey.

Paper mache is a fun, engaging media for art making. Join us for this reflection of our three-part mask-making series reflecting on identity

Art is for everyone, although we can all encounter barriers or aversions to certain types of art and materials.

Paper Mache is derived from the French term “Papier-mâché”, the literal translation of which is “chewed paper”.

Music Therapy can lead to reduction of anxiety, depression due to isolation and other factors and can improve mood.