For people with disabilities, the arts can provide a much-needed outlet for expression and creativity. While many forms of art require the use of fine motor skills, there are still many ways for people with disabilities to engage in the creative process.

For example, painting can be done using a brush held in the mouth, and sculpture can be created using clay that is molded with the hands. In addition, the arts can help to boost self-esteem and confidence. For many people with disabilities, enjoying the arts can be a way to feel included and valued in society. As a result, the arts can play an important role in improving the quality of life for people with disabilities.