Our programs for adults are designed for people who enjoy music, stories, games, or creative exploration—or are curious to try something new. They’re a good fit for adults experiencing changes in communication, memory, mobility, or processing, as well as those looking for creative engagement without pressure or performance expectations. No prior experience is required, and many participants are returning to interests they’ve enjoyed earlier in life.

Not at all. These programs welcome people with a wide range of experience, from complete beginners to those reconnecting with lifelong interests. Sessions are shaped around each participant’s interests, comfort level, and pace.

Attune Arts works with adults experiencing a wide range of changes or differences, including communication, memory, attention, mobility, sensory processing, or emotional regulation. This may include people living with conditions such as aphasia, Parkinson’s disease, stroke-related changes, dementia, brain injury, or other neurological or age-related changes - but participation is never limited by diagnosis. Programs are shaped around the individual, not a label.

Sessions are designed to be supportive, respectful, and flexible. There’s no expectation to perform, memorize, or “get it right.” Participants are encouraged to engage in ways that feel comfortable, meaningful, and enjoyable.

Creative engagement can support communication and language use, cognitive stimulation and memory, confidence, and emotional expression. Many participants also find that these sessions offer a sense of connection, routine, and belonging—along with the simple enjoyment of creating something together or independently.

While sessions are thoughtfully structured and supportive, the focus is on creative participation rather than clinical outcomes. The goal is meaningful engagement, self-expression, and continued involvement in creative life.