Made by Amanda in Daybreak. Amanda loves to do many different crafts but painting is her favorite.

Foam and Flowers art piece created by Life Enrichment Director of Adult Day Services, Ali Crass.

Coffee table tray created by Director of Senior Training and Employment program, Amber Collegnon.

For Spacious Skies is an art package that includes a patriotic star made by Curative Board member, Lori Crispigna and an eagle painting done by Terrie Stinski. Terrie was a member in our Senior Training and Employment Program and was a valued staff member at Curative's Shawano location. Sadly, Terrie passed away unexpectedly in March of this year. She is truly missed by everyone who had the opportunity to know and work with her.

This beautiful wooden candle box and wooden roses were created by longtime Curative Director of IT, Dirk Van Vuren. Dirk has created many beautiful pieces with his CNC engraving machine.

This item has pieces about two favorite 80s games and toys: Pac-man and Transformers! The Pac-man set was donated by Ready, Set, Life! The Autobot symbol drawing in a 6x8'' frame was donated by a member of the Community Employment Support Program.

These beautiful, fun and vibrant wine glasses were hand painted by Jeanne Neidenbach. Jeanne is a lifelong area resident who enjoys painting wine glasses as a hobby. We appreciate her sharing her talents with us.

This decorative wreath idea was brought forth by an OTA student during her fieldwork for graduation. The wreath was created from the collaboration of members from the Brain Rehab and Wellness program and the excitement and determination to complete it was palpable. While beautiful and artistic, the idea behind the wreath also implemented exercises in significant areas of focus for their personal journey to gain increased independence. Some members focused on fine motor, painting each piece by hand. Others worked on visual perception (how the brain processes what it sees) and helped place where each piece should go or placed each sticker by hand for the banner. Some volunteered to cut out the heart shape from the hard-to-handle cardboard. Everything, down to the color of the string of which it's meant to hang from, was decided amongst each member in collaboration for this cause. While it sounds simple, it is a huge achievement for some who may have hemiparesis or members overcoming contractions and or visual perception issues. Both the members of the OTA student involved are extremely proud and anticipating the success of this piece.

The incredibly talented Senior Training and Employment member Toni B created this beautifully detailed embroidery piece titled Autumn Bloom.

Rainbows and good luck go hand in hand. This Rainbow inspired art package features an 18x24'' rainbow painting, created by Kate Parizek. Kate inspires her fellow peers and the staff at Curative with her creative way with words. The rainbow sun catcher was painted by Day Break member Amanda. The four leaf clover bracelet was made by Curative staff member Sarah Diedrick and the rainbow bracelet was made by Daybreak member Faye.

This beautiful wooden jewelry box was painted by a Curative member and the stone jewelry was made by Day Break member Wilma.

This handmade wooden clock was made by Ready, Set, Life! member Zoel. Zoel is an avid outdoorsman and enjoys building things.

This fun outdoor themed package includes a set of five trees made from tree cookies by Curative Board member and member Braddie's mom, Lori Crispigna. Paired with her trees is a rock candle made by the members in our dementia program, Crossroads.

This piece was made by Curative's Registered Occupational Therapist Valarie Eggleston. Valarie works in the Brain Rehab and Wellness program.

About the piece: The painted portions of this picture represent life. Sometimes it is calm, routine, beautiful, serene, colorful, exciting or even beige. We frequently plan a path for our lives and hope we can make it happen (the straight fiber line). Injury or insult to the brain can often put up a wall (the wavy vertical fibers) and the usual path may no longer be viable. The three diagonal lines represent trying to develop new pathways to break through or around that wall until we reach the space that helps us feel safe, confident and ready to move forward again (the soft cream yarn). The diagonal lines could be family, friends, rehab teams or whatever combination feels right. Don't believe the wall is the end. Look for someone who can help you find the undiscovered pathways.

This beautiful puzzle was completed and made into a wall hanging by members of Curative's Mind Movers class. This group of members is experiencing early signs of memory loss and doing cognitive work including puzzles helps them regain and retrain their brains. Many in this program have seen a slowing in the progression of their disease.

The incredibly talented Senior Training and Employment member Toni B. created this beautifully detailed embroidery piece.

Sorry, we're not talking about the amazing vocalist here though we did see her in concert last year and she was amazing! :)

This pink art package features a beautiful white basket adorned in pink flowers, made by Curative Board member and Braddie's mom Lori Crispigna. It also includes a beautiful cherry blossom tree painting in a wooden frame done by Curative staff member Sarah Diedrick. This package is completed with a sparkly bracelet and necklace and a diamond art bracelet. The jewelry was made by members in our Day Break program.

This interesting and creative abstract piece was created by the talented Taylor Gillis. Taylor is a Brain Rehab & Wellness Specialist.

Created by Life Enrichment Specialist in Day Break, Sara Diedrick.

This painting was done by Curative staff member Sarah Diedrick. Sarah works in the Day Break program and is a tremendously talented artist. You should have seen her door decorations over the holidays. Wow! Our members love doing art projects with her and we are so grateful she shared her talents with us for our first art auction.

With it's frame, this piece is approximately 13x16".

Four beautiful window decals/clings colored by Day Break member Amanda.

Members of our Brain Rehab and Wellness program practiced dexterity and showed off their artistic creativity when they beaded these snowflakes. There are eleven included and they are sure to brighten up anyone's home in the winter months.