In today’s episode, Jessica sits down with Chris Appleton, Founder & CEO of Sewn Arts and the Art Pharmacy. You’ll hear how Chris and his team are creating a solution for care providers to prescribe and refer patients to health-improving arts & culture experiences, how they’re uniquely bringing together key stakeholders in the healthcare and arts communities, and how creatives can meet people where they are with their craft’s life-giving therapy.

More about Chris Appleton

Chris Appleton is the Founder & CEO of Sewn Arts and the Art Pharmacy, a solution through which care providers prescribe and refer patients to arts & culture interventions that improve mental health and emotional well-being. 

A social entrepreneur, Chris has spent his career developing organizations where the arts meet civic life. Previously, Chris was Co-founder and Executive Director of WonderRoot, where he was focused on social change movement-building through the arts. Chris and his work have been featured in the New York Times, CNN, ABC, CBS, NPR, Fast Company, and more. Chris has been honored with numerous awards, including the Americans for the Arts National Emerging Leader Award, Emory Center for Creativity and the Arts Community Impact Award, and New Leaders Council Alumni Award. He was a special guest at the 2011 White House Youth Summit, a member of the 2019 Class of Leadership Atlanta, and received honors such as Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 40 Under 40, Georgia Trend’s 100 Notable Georgians, Outstanding Atlanta Class of 2014, and World Economic Forum’s Global Shapers.

Currently pursuing his Executive MBA from Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, Chris is engaged in a range of initiatives beyond his professional work. He helped build Vote with Dignity, a healthy democracy effort to improve the voting experience through line-warming and neighborhood engagement. He has served on numerous boards including the Grady Health System’s Ambassador Force, City of Atlanta Mayor’s Affordable Housing Advisory Board, Americans for the Arts EL Council, Alliance Theatre Advisory Board, Health Connect South Advisory Board, and more.

Chris lives in Atlanta, GA with his wife, Annie, and two young children, Alexander and June.

RESOURCES RELATED TO THIS EPISODE
For more information on Chris Appleton and the Art Pharmacy, check out www.artpharmacy.org & https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-appleton-atl/
To explore the Arts and Health Matrix from the Rhode Island’s Department of Health and Council for the Arts, check out https://www.aerodatalab.org/arts-and-health

CREDITS
Music🎵Tri_Tachyon on Pond5.com

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In today’s episode, Jessica sits down with Chris Appleton, Founder &amp; CEO of Sewn Arts and the Art Pharmacy. You’ll hear how Chris and his team are creating a solution for care providers to prescribe and refer patients to health-improving arts &amp; culture experiences, how they’re uniquely bringing together key stakeholders in the healthcare and arts communities, and how creatives can meet people where they are with their craft’s life-giving therapy.
More about Chris Appleton
Chris Appleton is the Founder &amp; CEO of Sewn Arts and the Art Pharmacy, a solution through which care providers prescribe and refer patients to arts &amp; culture interventions that improve mental health and emotional well-being. 
A social entrepreneur, Chris has spent his career developing organizations where the arts meet civic life. Previously, Chris was Co-founder and Executive Director of WonderRoot, where he was focused on social change movement-building through the arts. Chris and his work have been featured in the New York Times, CNN, ABC, CBS, NPR, Fast Company, and more. Chris has been honored with numerous awards, including the Americans for the Arts National Emerging Leader Award, Emory Center for Creativity and the Arts Community Impact Award, and New Leaders Council Alumni Award. He was a special guest at the 2011 White House Youth Summit, a member of the 2019 Class of Leadership Atlanta, and received honors such as Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 40 Under 40, Georgia Trend’s 100 Notable Georgians, Outstanding Atlanta Class of 2014, and World Economic Forum’s Global Shapers.
Currently pursuing his Executive MBA from Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern University, Chris is engaged in a range of initiatives beyond his professional work. He helped build Vote with Dignity, a healthy democracy effort to improve the voting experience through line-warming and neighborhood engagement. He has served on numerous boards including the Grady Health System’s Ambassador Force, City of Atlanta Mayor’s Affordable Housing Advisory Board, Americans for the Arts EL Council, Alliance Theatre Advisory Board, Health Connect South Advisory Board, and more.
Chris lives in Atlanta, GA with his wife, Annie, and two young children, Alexander and June.
RESOURCES RELATED TO THIS EPISODE
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<li aria-level="1">For more information on Chris Appleton and the Art Pharmacy, check out <a href="https://3f4d1e18-79d3-479d-aa8b-c2e251a25804.mailbutler.link/p2/21584deb-d9ee-4d09-b714-71107d391b8e/52e9d145-b2da-455c-9edd-4a3a640616e1">www.artpharmacy.org</a> &amp; <a href="https://3f4d1e18-79d3-479d-aa8b-c2e251a25804.mailbutler.link/p2/21584deb-d9ee-4d09-b714-71107d391b8e/0e656876-a828-47f3-bd17-d866c6ecc26a">https://www.linkedin.com/in/chris-appleton-atl/</a></li>
<li aria-level="1">To explore the Arts and Health Matrix from the Rhode Island’s Department of Health and Council for the Arts, check out <a href="https://www.aerodatalab.org/arts-and-health">https://www.aerodatalab.org/arts-and-health</a> </li>
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CREDITS
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<li aria-level="1">Music🎵<a href="https://www.pond5.com/artist/tri_tachyon">Tri_Tachyon</a> on <a href="https://www.pond5.com/">Pond5.com</a></li>
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We think they deserve attention. We carry them through life, but sometimes, if we’re lucky, they also carry us.

It can be discouraging to consume business-oriented content. It’s usually laden with pithy advice that doesn’t apply. And there’s a frustrating spectrum of opinions. We’re told to stay true to our idiosyncrasies, profits, and performance reviews be damned. We’re told to rein it in if consumers or corporations aren’t buying our personal brand.

So, as we mitigate these tensions, instead of “one-size fits all” tips and tricks, we’ll be sharing: 

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👉 Impediments we’ve overcome--or are still wrestling with today

👉 Insights we’ve gathered along the way

There will be some quirky questions. And you’ll get to know us better as the remarkable humans we are…

I hope you’ll join us.  Together, we can find resonance in each others’ stories. We can find the courage to keep going--or the wisdom to try something different.

So come get amongst it.  Join the HICM Family at HowICreate.Me.

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For many expressive folks, our productivity is divergent. It doesn&rsquo;t fit a 9-5 routine or trendy coaching tips. And yet! Many of us find unique ways to produce&ndash;creatively&ndash;while also thriving in the commercial world.&nbsp; How I Create Me hosts conversations with these remarkable humans.&nbsp; We&rsquo;re gonna chat about how we craft our personal and professional selves. How we build identities and skills.
We think they deserve attention. We carry them through life, but sometimes, if we&rsquo;re lucky, they also carry us.
It can be discouraging to consume business-oriented content. It&rsquo;s usually laden with pithy advice that doesn&rsquo;t apply. And there&rsquo;s a frustrating spectrum of opinions. We&rsquo;re told to stay true to our idiosyncrasies, profits, and performance reviews be damned. We&rsquo;re told to rein it in if consumers or corporations aren&rsquo;t buying our personal brand.
So, as we mitigate these tensions, instead of &ldquo;one-size fits all&rdquo; tips and tricks, we&rsquo;ll be sharing:&nbsp;
<a href="https://emojipedia.org/backhand-index-pointing-right/" data-ved="2ahUKEwivt9HUk9X1AhVzlWoFHU_6BWcQFnoECAcQAQ">👉</a> Distinct stories from our creative journeys
<a href="https://emojipedia.org/backhand-index-pointing-right/" data-ved="2ahUKEwivt9HUk9X1AhVzlWoFHU_6BWcQFnoECAcQAQ">👉</a> Impediments we&rsquo;ve overcome--or are still wrestling with today
<a href="https://emojipedia.org/backhand-index-pointing-right/" data-ved="2ahUKEwivt9HUk9X1AhVzlWoFHU_6BWcQFnoECAcQAQ">👉</a> Insights we&rsquo;ve gathered along the way
There will be some quirky questions. And you&rsquo;ll get to know us better as the remarkable humans we are&hellip;
I hope you&rsquo;ll join us.&nbsp; Together, we can find resonance in each others&rsquo; stories. We can find the courage to keep going--or the wisdom to try something different.
So come get amongst it.&nbsp; Join the HICM Family at <a href="http://HowICreate.Me" data-stringify-link="https://HowICreate.Me" data-sk="tooltip_parent" data-remove-tab-index="true">HowICreate.Me.</a>
Proudly sponsored by The Frame Brain at <a href="https://framebrain.co&nbsp;">FrameBrain.co.</a>

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