Arts Capacity Founder Holly Mulcahy ; Therapies in discovery gathering data to reach recidivism : How does Arts and Culture collide?

In this episode I am in conversation with the founding member of Arts Capacity and Concert Master Holly Mulcahy. I had so many questions for her and the initiative with this artist. Collecting data, Offering a service tackling a very complicated topic in society today. Holly is an industry leader and to me is a super hero in her capabilities. My discovery of 32peces does not limit my concept of our collective but; in celebration of those providing these active measures in society through their disciplines. Today, Arts Capacity’s is an interactive recital approach brings legitimate culture, much of it new, to the prison environment. Prisoners are treated respectfully as people who can appreciate art. We care more about their feelings and insights than our own, promoting the arts for its ability to re-humanize, restore, and reconcile persons living in stressful and de-humanizing conditions. What they focus is: on the listener, not on the performers; on what the prisoner wants to hear, not on what artist wants to play; the long-term benefit of the prisoner, not our self-gratification.creating a space to offer individuals to share in opinions or personal expression and how that mattered for these Georgia Inmates. The ability and invitation to share. Hollys unique ability to serve. Collecting over 100,000 data points. leading her offer two more prisons of these therapies. Are we seeing recidivism tapping into ISO practices. he phrase “iso-principle” is specific to music therapy and was coined by a music therapist pioneer in the 1950's. The most straightforward definition I have found is this: “[Iso-principle is] a technique by which music is matched with the mood of a client, then gradually altered to affect the desired mood state To support this initiative and learn more please visit : https://artscapacity.org/