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Angel C. Duncan, PhD, ATR
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Angel C. Duncan has an extensive background in gerontology, counseling psychology, art therapy and clinical research. She is the Program Manager, Clinical Trials and Education- US Clinical Operations at Life Molecular Imaging. She is involved in biomarker research in dementia and cardiac neuroimaging, and in therapeutic program services for persons living with cognitive and memory disorders. She works globally with leading organizations in brain health initiatives. Angel is a widely published author, speaker, and has been featured in various media for her work.

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Art is a universal language. Since the dawning of human existence, art has been used as documentation. Humans rely on art for historical, scientific and relational purposes to life. Without art, we would not have the in-depth knowledge or understanding of mankind that we do today. The arts and neurosciences compliment one another, connecting us as a society in hope and wonder- dreamers of awe and inspiration in mind, body and spirit.  ~ Angel C. Duncan

Enrichment
Encouragement
Empowerment
 
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services

  • Consultant: study rater applications, wellness programs, marketing and recruitment campaigns, grant writing

  • ​Keynote Speaker: Alzheimer's disease and related dementias, research efforts, caregiver stress management, mental health, lifestyle factors, and the importance of creativity in neuro-development

  • ​Professor/Instructor: adult and older adult psychopathology/neurological disorders, art therapy in pathology and medical populations, death & dying, arts in health and thesis advisor

  • ​Writer: mental health, dementia forms, art and neurology

  • ​Art Psychotherapist: individual and group sessions

  • ​Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)

  • ​Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

  • ​Person-Centered Therapy / Personhood Approaches

  • ​Medical Art Therapy

  • ​Psychopathologies: Mood and Personality Disorders

  • ​Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias

value. ​quality care. convenience.

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