Helping Kids Create More. Scroll Less.
Sponsored by Dallas Art Therapy
Hands-on, neuroscience-informed art experiences designed to get kids off screens and back into creativity, imagination, movement, and real-world connection.
CREATE MORE. SCROLL LESS.The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is urging families to reduce harmful screen use and give kids more opportunities to engage with the world beyond their devices. Artgratia is built for that mission. Our hands-on, neuroscience-informed art experiences replace passive scrolling with creating, drawing, painting, writing, imagining, and connecting as a family. Research from the National Endowment for the Arts has linked childhood arts participation with positive social-emotional development and academic outcomes. We’re giving kids something better to do with their attention: create.
What if:
We built Artgratia for them. For you. For anyone ready to take their life back. Through Artgratia Manifestation Experience - painting, sketching, journaling - you’re not just healing. You’re creating. You’re manifesting.
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81% of patients reported improvements in their overall psychological health after participating in art therapy sessions.
More ways Neuroarts can improve lives and community:
Neurological Conditions
Art therapy slowed cognitive decline by 17% in dementia patients over 40 weeks
Physical Health
Older adults who regularly read books had a 20% reduction in mortality compared to those who did not read regularly
Emotional Health
Art therapy helped military service members with post-traumatic stress and traumatic brain injury (TBI) with developing a sense of self after injury, experiencing positive emotions, processing trauma, and reducing feelings of guilt, grief, and loss
Community Health
Public art installations reduced crime rates by 15% in urban areas
Scientific studies increasingly confirm that the arts can improve our physical and mental health, amplify our ability to prevent, manage, or recover from disease challenges and foster wellbeing through multiple biological systems.