Some of our artists and participants tell us about how taking part in art workshops can contribute to improving health and wellbeing
DATE POSTED: 19th of January 2022
It is so important that Carers get that chance to take a break from time to time and we’ve been reflecting on the role can art play in providing support. Here is some of our learning.
DATE POSTED: 25th of November 2021
ENCOUNTERS is a dementia inclusive art book designed to stimulate communication, spark the imagination and provide a focus for conversation and being creative. It was designed to provide new ways for people with dementia to interact with their carer or loved one, but we hope the publication is useful for anyone to use as a way into an artwork.
DATE POSTED: 15th of April 2020
Artist Emily Learmont reports on the art workshops she held in Leuchie House, a venue that hosts short breaks for people with long-term neurological and physical conditions. This project was funded by the Ecclesiastical Insurance Group.
DATE POSTED: 12th of September 2019
Read artist Jen Bradley's report on the programme of Art in Healthcare art workshops she led for residents at the Hillside View care home in Paisley, sponsored by BTO Solicitors LLP.
DATE POSTED: 7th of May 2019
Working with Board, the Art in Healthcare team developed a Strategic Plan in 2018 which has guided recent work and future planning. The full Plan is available on request. Please contact admin@artinhealthcare.org.uk to request your copy.
DATE POSTED: 29th of April 2019
We have been exploring some different evaluation techniques through our project ROOM FOR ART and using art works to stimulate discussion about personal experience has worked particularly well…..
DATE POSTED: 23rd of July 2018
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