Dr. Laura Thompson has a relentless pursuit to empower and heal others. As a business and leadership professor, for the past two decades, and Dissertation Chair, Dr. Thompson continues to shape minds, influence futures, and guide some of the brightest to their destinies. A holistic wellness champion in the Creative Arts, Dr. Thompson chooses to be immersed in storytelling as medicine. Laura's artwork has been featured in stage plays, WebTV series, and exhibitions, and is mainly commissioned by private clients. Her research in the creative arts and medicine is presented at academic conferences, and featured in the iiis.

org peer-reviewed academic journals. From the smell of frankincense, to the distribution and tasting of autism-friendly cookies, Dr. Thompson fuses modalities from the creative arts with technology, aromas, baking, and nature - God's resource, to arouse the senses, providing audiences with a 4-dimensional experience. In 2010, Laura demonstrated her Create Act Teach Model during the musical experience and release of her children's book entitled Ella the Violin. In 2014, Dr. Thompson became CEO of Arualcat Productions, a non-profit organizational force that's breaking chains worldwide -eradicating the stigma around mental health, one production and one conversation at a time. Then in 2020, Laura released her first web mini-series called "Walls" turning the expressive arts into a life-line for those battling challenges like PTSD and Autism. Laura received global recognition, and film festival awards for her latest submissions, "Leo's Taps" and "Close to You Juneteenth 2020.

" Laura's object is to be¿. ".to be equipped with grace for every good work and charitable donation" (2 Corinthians 9:8 AMP).