‘Piecing it Together’ was a participatory art project based at two North London NHS Foundation Trust Acute Day Units for people who have experienced a recent deterioration in their mental health. For nine months artist, Alexa Wright led weekly workshops for service users at the two day centres. These Art Project workshops offered an opportunity for participants to use collage as a direct, visual means to communicate what they had been through. Some people also continued to work with Alexa on a 1-1 basis to create small photo-text books about their experiences. As well as providing individuals recovering from acute mental difficulties with a means of coming to terms with what happened to them, the project aims to challenge stigma around men...
This Report brings together the findings from a research project funded by a partnership between Flo...
Art practice in art therapy is given shape by its simultaneous involvement of artist, viewer and cur...
An evaluative study of Creative Families, an arts and mental health partnership between South London...
‘Piecing it Together’ was a participatory art project based at two North London NHS Foundation Trust...
An exhibition of works by service users from North and South Camden NHS Foundation Trust Acute Day U...
LondonNarratives of Art Practice and Mental Wellbeing draws on extensive research carried out with m...
There are a growing number of research projects in the UK in the field of health and well-being that...
This article reports on research which set out to explore the meanings\ud attached to community-base...
headspace Digital Art Exhibition is a curated collection of artwork created during a youth arts proj...
The course was for twelve weeks, three hours a week, and we had a crèche for the Mothers’ children. ...
Alexa’s artwork investigates the construction of human identities on many different levels. Several ...
Participatory arts projects are thought to increase mental well-being and social inclusion for peopl...
This paper reports on a qualitative study of the subjective impact of a visual arts project in a Men...
Beyond where it started: A look at the “Healing Images” experience Lauren Goodsmith, MPH* In March 2...
Arts in Health has become both an umbrella term for a variety of creative interventions in health se...
This Report brings together the findings from a research project funded by a partnership between Flo...
Art practice in art therapy is given shape by its simultaneous involvement of artist, viewer and cur...
An evaluative study of Creative Families, an arts and mental health partnership between South London...
‘Piecing it Together’ was a participatory art project based at two North London NHS Foundation Trust...
An exhibition of works by service users from North and South Camden NHS Foundation Trust Acute Day U...
LondonNarratives of Art Practice and Mental Wellbeing draws on extensive research carried out with m...
There are a growing number of research projects in the UK in the field of health and well-being that...
This article reports on research which set out to explore the meanings\ud attached to community-base...
headspace Digital Art Exhibition is a curated collection of artwork created during a youth arts proj...
The course was for twelve weeks, three hours a week, and we had a crèche for the Mothers’ children. ...
Alexa’s artwork investigates the construction of human identities on many different levels. Several ...
Participatory arts projects are thought to increase mental well-being and social inclusion for peopl...
This paper reports on a qualitative study of the subjective impact of a visual arts project in a Men...
Beyond where it started: A look at the “Healing Images” experience Lauren Goodsmith, MPH* In March 2...
Arts in Health has become both an umbrella term for a variety of creative interventions in health se...
This Report brings together the findings from a research project funded by a partnership between Flo...
Art practice in art therapy is given shape by its simultaneous involvement of artist, viewer and cur...
An evaluative study of Creative Families, an arts and mental health partnership between South London...