DORYN WALLACH, MS
Arts in Women's Health
"I believe the best women's health programs begin with the women they're meant to serve."
I partner with women’s health organizations to build programs and lead creative workshops that give women new ways to explore and share their health experiences.
WHAT I OFFER
Women's Health Programs
with purpose and creativity
Program Development
Participatory Photography Workshops
Creative Direction
Participatory Photography Workshops & Exhibitions
A Week in
Her Life
A Week in Her Life invites women to document their experiences through photography and guided reflection. Developed in partnership with organizations and businesses, the workshops create space for women to explore and share aspects of their lives that are often difficult to put into words.
When participants choose to share their work publicly, their photographs and stories can become exhibitions, educational resources, awareness campaigns, and advocacy initiatives that deepen understanding of women's lived experiences and help inform women's health programs and policy.
Now You See HER
Exploring women's health, the arts, and the stories that shape our understanding of women's experiences through research, personal perspectives, and creative practice.
Podcast
Women's stories and conversations exploring how creativity and storytelling can deepen our understanding of women's health and inspire change.
COMING SOON
My Work & Why
I develop and manage programs for organizations in women's health and design creative initiatives that invite women to explore and share their experiences.
I'm particularly interested in the aspects of women's health that are often overlooked or misunderstood. I believe women should have ownership of their stories and a meaningful role in shaping the programs designed for them. When women choose to share their experiences, those stories can contribute to education, advocacy, and better care.
Background & Experience
I hold an MS in Art Therapy, a have specialized training in women's mental health and menopause behavioral health, and am a certified Therapeutic Photography Facilitator.
Before moving into women's health, I founded and ran my own fine jewelry business, overseeing its creative direction, branding, and operations. I also hosted It's Not a Crisis, a podcast exploring women's experiences of midlife. Both experiences inform how I develop programs, connect with people, and bring ideas from concept to completion.