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Note: IAMA is currently inactive and not accepting memberships.
A meaning of the word "IAMA" - July, 2002
IAMA President's message to terrorism< - September 15, 2001
Special Olympics skaters need travel funds Scroll to the bottom of the link to see the print "Spirit of Victory", being sold to send two Special Olympics skaters, Chris and Wendy, to the World Games in Japan. An article on the skaters is at Clarion Ledger article
Arts-ticulation held in Philadelphia, PA November 21, 1998, was a success!
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The International Arts-Medicine Association is a non-profit organization formed in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1985 by Richard A. Lippin, M.D., IAMA founding president and president through 1995. The organization has about 300 members in 20 countries. The IAMA purpose is to provide a forum for interdisciplinary, international communication between arts and health professionals. Members include clinicians, educators, researchers and artists who have an interest in one or more of the many aspects of the relationships between arts and health.
[Note IAMA is currently not a membership organization but the website will be maintained and referral services will be provided.]
The IAMA model of arts-medicine includes:
1) Performing Arts-Medicine;
2) Arts Therapies and
3) Arts in Health Care Settings.
IAMA Officers
President : Richard Lippin, MD
Vice-President: Leah Dickstein, MD
Secretary/Treasurer: Karen Barton, MSS (acting)
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You may contact IAMA by email, letter or phoneSend us email
(IAMAorg@aol.com; expect response in about 24 hours)
IAMA
714 Old Lancaster Road
Bryn Mawr, PA 19010
Phone (610) 525-3784 Fax (610) 525-3250
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