Art therapy program helps juveniles make and break patterns
Art supplies and chairs are set up in the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art for the juvenile Art Therapy Access Program. (Courtesy Brooks Museum/JIFF)
The Brooks Museum’s Art Therapy Access Program allows at-risk youth to tap into “something within them that they maybe didn’t know existed before.”
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Memphis Brooks Museum of Art JIFF art therapy Memphis-Shelby County Juvenile CourtWallis Rogin
Wallis Rogin was born and raised in Memphis and is headed into her second year at Northwestern University studying journalism, history and data science. As a reporter and editor at The Daily Northwestern, Wallis covers city news, local politics and produces the paper's podcasts.
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