16/07/2025
Tucked among the sleek architecture of CU Anschutz campus sits a pair of modest 1930s-era barracks. But inside these unassuming walls, a quiet revolution is happening.
At the Marcus Institute for Brain Health (MIBH), active service members, veterans, and first responders living with traumatic brain injuries are finding healing in an unexpected place: the art studio.
In his capstone project, “Reverent Process”, US Army veteran and Community Engagement Specialist Javan Bair takes us inside this transformative space, where art therapy helps warriors lay down their armor and begin the hard, sacred work of healing.
Raw. Honest. Necessary. This is not just a story about masks; it’s about the courage it takes to take them off.
If you’ve ever wondered what true vulnerability, resilience, and transformation look like, take the time to read this. Read the full piece: https://heyzine.com/flip-book/reverentprocess
Hear Javan's Full Interview: https://youtu.be/GUAO0uTBDgA?si=Kx4464U_-XYO8oKB
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