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Help sustain the Art Therapy program by purchasing prints of some of the art created by the clients.
DHH is a dynamic non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing quality of life through the provision of non-medical support for those affected by or caring for an individual with a life-threatening illness, as well as bereavement support.
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Help sustain the Art Therapy program by purchasing prints of some of the art created by the clients.
Art Therapy is a different approach to traditional talk therapy, where participants can use the art process to express thoughts and feelings they may not know how to otherwise express.