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Creatives Care aims to support New York City-based artists and musicians by helping them access affordable, high-quality mental health care.

02/16/2026

In a recent article published by the NYT, award-winning pianist, Nicolas Namoradze collaborated with scientists to visualize how music activates in musicians’ brains as they perform.

Using technology called the “Glass Brain”, they were able to map the electrical activity of Namoradze’s brain in real time. The Glass Brain technology renders the real time data into a captivating display of color, light, and motion on a translucent 3D model of a brain.

The project resulted in a stunning glimpse into the inner workings of perfomers’ minds, opening new possibilities into the study of how music activates the brain.�

Read more:
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/10/arts/music/neuroscience-piano-nicolas-namoradze.html

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02/09/2026

Behind every artist's success are the same human struggles we all face. Jon Batiste's words remind us: you're not alone, and asking for help is a sign of strength.

Creatives Care connects NYC artists with affordable mental health providers. Visit creativescare.org to learn more.

02/03/2026

If you've ever found inspiration or healing in a song, a painting, a poem, a performance, you've received support from an artist. Your donation to Creatives Care helps artists access affordable mental health services so they can keep creating the work that supports all of us.

Check out our website for ways to contribute. ➡️ creativescare.org

01/26/2026

Recovery is possible, and your path to wellness is yours to define. When you're ready to explore support, resources exist. No judgment, just connection. 💙

Link in bio or visit creativescare.org/resources

01/19/2026

The connection between music, mind, and body has been recognized since Ancient Greece. 🎵

Research shows music therapy significantly reduces PTSD, anxiety, and stress while improving motor function and cognitive health. But you don't need a clinical setting to experience its benefits.

Try mindful listening, rewrite lyrics to reflect your feelings, or simply notice how music moves you.
Read more on the blog. 💙 https://www.creativescare.org/blog/the-power-of-music-in-healing

01/12/2026

If any of this feels familiar, it doesn't mean you're broken—it means you're human in a demanding industry. Support isn't a luxury. It's part of sustainability—and affordable, artist-centered mental health care is available.

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01/05/2026

If January feels heavy instead of hopeful, you’re not behind—you’re human.
You don’t need to reinvent yourself to be worthy of care. You don’t need to earn rest through productivity. Support can meet you exactly where you are, right now.

12/16/2025

From the outside, everything looks successful. On the inside, you feel stretched, disconnected, and quietly overwhelmed. What you deserve is care that sees beyond the surface—and access to support that actually fits your budget.

Creatives Care exists to help artists and performers connect with mental health providers who truly understand this life and make it financially accessible.

11/25/2025

Whether this time of year feels joyful, overwhelming, or somewhere in between, these small acts can make a difference.

Wherever you find yourself, may you move through the coming weeks with care.

11/19/2025

Sunday’s World Doctors Orchestra concert at Carnegie Hall turned your tickets and donations into therapy for artists. Together, we brought more care to the creative community.

Grateful beyond words to everyone who attended or donated, and to the World Doctors Orchestra for channeling such care through your music.

11/15/2025

💜 Tomorrow is the night. The World Doctors Orchestra performs at Carnegie Hall, turning music into access to care for artists. Be part of something unforgettable.
➜ Last chance: https://www.creativescare.org/carnegiehall2025

11/13/2025

This weekend’s World Doctors Orchestra concert brings together world-class talent where music meets medicine. 🎶

✨ Guest Conductor Joseph Alessi – Principal Trombone of the New York Philharmonic and one of the world’s most acclaimed brass soloists.
🎻 Violinist Charlie Siem – British-Norwegian virtuoso who began playing at age 3 and now performs with leading orchestras worldwide.
🎹 Dr. Richard Kogan – Concert pianist and psychiatrist celebrated for his performances exploring the harmony between art and healing.

Only 3 days left until they take the stage at Carnegie Hall!
🎟️ All proceeds support Creatives Care, helping artists access affordable, high-quality mental health care.

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