Tara DeLuca
Senior Manager, Program Support and Community Partnerships
Tara joined the Alzheimer’s Association in June 2019 as a care consultant serving Dutchess and Ulster counties.
Tara DeLuca is a licensed creative arts therapist with more than 10 years of experience working with a variety of populations primarily in the hospital setting. Her work has included individual patient/family consultation, managing an art volunteer program and community-engagement events with a broad and positive impact.
Tara received her master’s degree from Hofstra University in creative arts therapy, and bachelor’s of fine art from Pratt Institute.
Tara is a New York native, who recently returned to the area from Nashville, Tenn. Tara and her family have made Dutchess County their new home and are excited to explore their surroundings. Tara is married and has three children; two boys and a girl. Tara and her family enjoy going on adventures, all things football and being creative through crafting and photography.
You can reach Tara by email at [email protected]
Tara joined the Alzheimer’s Association in June 2019 as a care consultant serving Dutchess and Ulster counties.
Tara DeLuca is a licensed creative arts therapist with more than 10 years of experience working with a variety of populations primarily in the hospital setting. Her work has included individual patient/family consultation, managing an art volunteer program and community-engagement events with a broad and positive impact.
Tara received her master’s degree from Hofstra University in creative arts therapy, and bachelor’s of fine art from Pratt Institute.
Tara is a New York native, who recently returned to the area from Nashville, Tenn. Tara and her family have made Dutchess County their new home and are excited to explore their surroundings. Tara is married and has three children; two boys and a girl. Tara and her family enjoy going on adventures, all things football and being creative through crafting and photography.
You can reach Tara by email at [email protected]
