Rhode Island Music Hall of Famer Mark Cutler watches an amateur songwriter pen lyrics onto a storyboard during a meeting in Pawtucket of The Same Thing Project, which fosters songwriting workshops for the community. A 2020 study by the Global Council on Brain Health, convened by AARP to assess the healthful properties of engaging with
Rhode Island Music Hall of Fame inductee Mark Cutler has announced he is taking his innovative community songwriting workshops to college campuses for the 2022-23 academic year in a tour titled "Community Songwriting for Mental Health."
UpdatedTue, Jan 26, 2021 at 10:31 pm ET
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Medfield State Hospital Cemetery (Courtesy photo)
Alexandra Orlandi is co-developer of NMMHP and was a guest speaker at the Logan Airport grand opening of a mental health exhibition in 2019. (Courtesy photo)
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NMMHP Developing Virtual Museum
National Museum of Mental Health Project, Inc., inspired by Medfield State Hospital Cemetery and Founded by MetroWest Residents, now developing Virtual Museum.
The National Museum of Mental Health Project, Inc. (NMMHP), a group initially formed in 2019, has been incorporated as a not-for-profit organization with an expanded mission to develop virtual exhibits that transform society s understanding of mental health. The initial vision for its work came during visits to the Medfield State Hospital Cemetery in 2017.