A white woman wearing glasses with short black hair and a red top sitting next to a white woman with shoulder length blonde hair who is sitting next to a black woman with locs wearing a pink cardigan smiling
CHWA conference 2023; Image: Michael Aiden Photography

Practitioner Support and Wellbeing

Initiatives supporting creative health practitioners' health and wellbeing

A white woman wearing glasses with short black hair and a red top sitting next to a white woman with shoulder length blonde hair who is sitting next to a black woman with locs wearing a pink cardigan smiling
CHWA conference 2023; Image: Michael Aiden Photography
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To use the resources you can search by keyword (e.g. name, or area of interest), or filter by type, cost and location (including online). Both search options are below, on the right-hand side of the page. (You can also find more general training offers on this page.)

This new collection of resources was gathered alongside the Keeping Safe report: a review of psychosocial and wellbeing support options for creative practitioners working with challenging conditions and circumstances (Dr Julia Puebla Fortier and Dr Kate Massey-Chase, with support from Dr James Woodhams).  We are now adding new resources to the page. If you want to send us new resources, please submit them using the ‘Submit a resource’ button on the right, and we will endeavour to upload relevant resources within a month.

This project was supported with funding from Arts Council England.

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A blog from Alastair Gentry based on research for Unlimited.

Workshops, Peer Support ,Supervision & Reflective Practice

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We work with Arts Organisations who support peoples mental health using the Arts. We deliver training workshops, offer peer support scratch events, clinical supervision, group and 1-2-1 reflective practice.