The Art and Drama Therapy Institute, Inc. (ADTI) is a medically supervised, therapeutic day treatment center for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. ADTI is located in an economically deprived part of Northeast Washington, D.C., less than three miles from the White House. The institute's innovative approach to the care and treatment of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities through the use of art, music, movement, and drama therapies, along with innovative behavior management techniques, has been hailed by the President's Committee on Mental Retardation and The Washington Post as “a national model.” ADTI is home to the Therapeutic Noh Theater®, the first ensemble with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the world to perform Therapeutic Noh Theater®, directed by Master Teacher, Dr. Sirkku M. Sky Hiltunen. In addition, ADTI has built its own authentic Keiko Komatsubara Noh Stage--the first of only three in the United States. Dr. M.“Muggy Do” Dickinson, is the Artitist Director of ADTI's Inspirational Choir and Moroccan Ensemble, whose CD received two submissions for a nomination for Grammy. CD and DVD are currently available on Amazon.com under “Let Us Fly.”