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ARTS on PRESCRIPTION:

FROM IDEA TO ACTION

AT GROUNDS FOR SCULPTURE, MARCH 2025

So glad you joined us for the “Arts on Prescription” workshop with Grounds for Sculpture.

Here’s your FREE WORKBOOK. Click the cover image to download it now!

Welcome!

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- Tasha    

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“We can reimagine health.”

3 ways to work with me:

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Artists need and deserve support for the roles we play in our communities. I’ve led thousands through my unique approach to mental health & trauma-informed practice, which is designed for arts orgs and creative professionals. Build knowledge, confidence, and wellbeing for your teams. More Info

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I speak and consult for creatives of all kinds — helping them expand their impact, tap unused potential, and engage communities. For consulting info, click here. For speaking details, click here (or the image above)!
I’d love to work with you.

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Curious how to grow your work in wellbeing? My “Think Bigger” online course is a game-changer — complete with proven frameworks and actionable tools. If you’re not sure how to partner with healthcare or create arts-health collabs, click the image to learn more.

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“What we’ve received is never what we have to keep.
It’s only where we have to begin.”

TASHA GOLDEN, PHD

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ABOUT TASHA GOLDEN, PhD

I’m an international speaker and consultant, a career singer/songwriter, and a public health scientist. I help creatives, organizations, and leaders across industries apply the science of creativity and wellbeing to grow their impact and drive positive change.