Exploring the use of Drama and Theatre and Dementia
A researcher from the University of Northampton is undertaking a piece of research to explore the ways that drama or theatre are being used ...
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Join the Creative Wellbeing Challange
There's still time to join Creativity Works this August for a free online Creative Wellbeing Challenge exploring the 5 Ways to Wellbeing and how ...
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Why are some doctors prescribing music on the NHS?
In July, Naomi Paxton hosted a BBC Proms panel discussion on music and wellbeing with epidemiologist Dr Daisy Fancourt and GP Dr Simon Opher. ...
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The Slow GIF Movement: A Project By Rhiannon Armstrong
The internet can often feel like an increasingly difficult space to navigate. On top of online arguments and abusive comments, even the images used ...
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Art of Now: Outsiders (BBC Sounds)
Can anyone declare themselves an artist? David Tovey considers the so-called rules.
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Pledge to help AHSW secure a campaign against loneliness!
Become one of our Key Supporters by pledging £100 by 30th August.
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Singing for Lung Health in Cornwall
On Friday 14th June, as part of Creativity and Well-being Week, Cornwall based Charity Cymaz Music held a celebration and sharing event for their ...
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New magazine: The Cancer Hive
The Cancer Hive is a magazine for anyone affected by cancer. It explores stories, thoughts, wisdom and advice from people who have been there, ...
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Music for Healthy Lives Research and Practice network
The Music for Healthy Lives Research and Practice Network has been created to develop further evidence to support existing knowledge in this area, to ...
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Voluntary Arts Creativity Map Now Live!
Voluntary Arts has recently launched a new interactive map designed to help increase the visibility of participatory creative groups across the UK and Republic ...
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