Clinical Psychology, Arts & Health, Child & Family Mental Health
At GM i-THRIVE we are preparing the children and young people’s workforce to deliver creative, arts-led provision across the systemContinue Reading
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.
Because ‘awareness weeks’ are meant to change the way we see an issue – not simply raise awareness and move on, this post highlights Creativity and Wellbeing Week 2022 and a number of related events and resources on the theme. Welcome!
News on the development of a new, evidence-based creative psychological therapy for depression, and wider research findings.
Starting with a major study on music behaviours and coping during the pandemic, this month’s blog is a music-themed explorationContinue Reading
This blog brings together Odd Arts and Company Chameleon to reflect on their own learning from one another, and onContinue Reading
This month I joined the International Arts Health Early Career Researchers Network (ECRN), led by Dr Daisy Fancourt.
The Creative Health report launched this week from Westminster, forming a comprehensive platform for the field of arts and health.Continue Reading
I’ve just been contacted by an old friend, asking if I could give her my top ten tips for research.Continue Reading
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