Clinical Psychology, Arts & Health, Child & Family Mental Health
Luke Jerram’s new public artwork will set in motion a five-year-long programme of bespoke family activities and opportunities, aimed at supporting cultural engagement and child development, and a research programme to understand the impact.
The UK’s All Party Parliamentary Group for Culture, Health and Wellbeing recently led a round table on how co-production andContinue Reading
Current news, links and brief insights on social prescribing and arts and health, plus a Wellbeing Residencies Handbook by Rigas Cirks.
This article is a first-hand account of the launch and background of this new national organisation. Includes link to the event recording and references to EU policy development.
Report from my Keynote at the Austrian Federal Chancellery workshop, where 100 people met to develop arts and health policies.
From New York University Langone Health (NYULH): Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, this is the second blog since embarkingContinue Reading
Earlier this month, UK MPs participated in an invigorating debate on the role of culture and the arts in promotingContinue Reading
The Creative Health report launched this week from Westminster, forming a comprehensive platform for the field of arts and health.Continue Reading
Bristol’s Health, Culture & Wellbeing 3-day conference provided a strong sense of action and hope for the broad field ofContinue Reading
Between June 19th and 21st, Bristol’s Culture, Health and Wellbeing International Conference 2017 saw 400 people from 22 countries present, debateContinue Reading
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