Queen Mary University of London is inviting applications for its MSc Creative Arts and Mental Health for the academic year 2020-21. The MSc is a partnership between the Drama Department (School of English and Drama) and the Centre for Psychiatry (School of Medicine and Dentistry) at Queen Mary.
The Trinity Laban Conservatoire is running a one-year distance learning programme, in partnership with the Open University, designed to support all musicians from a wide range of musical backgrounds who wish to develop their practical music-making and performance skills.
Alongside a community of online peers, you will expand your skills as musical collaborators, developing your skills and confidence.
Explore, challenge and shape your perceptions of dementias through science and the creative arts. In this online course you will discover how the arts can create common ground between people, and in doing so, learn what we can all do to improve the quality of life and care for people living with different dementias.
This Masters brings those working in or interested in developing their skills in arts, health and social change together to learn from leaders in the field in the context of research and practice.
The course stems from the research-informed direction of Arts for Health at Manchester Metropolitan University, a leading research, advocacy and education centre, and is led by Clive Parkinson, Arts for Health’s Director.
The European Reminiscence Network is hosting a new Training Course and Apprenticeship Scheme in Reminiscence Arts in Dementia Care - in partnership with the University of Greenwich. This training course and apprenticeship scheme will be of interest to arts practitioners, community arts workers, occupational and arts therapists, group workers, reminiscence practitioners, staff from health and social care services who are interested and/or experienced in positive approaches to dementia care.
In this free online course, you’ll gain a unique insight into dementia through the stories, symptoms and science behind four less common diagnoses. You’ll explore key issues in dementia care and research through the eyes of people affected by four less common conditions. World-leading experts at UCL show how research into the signs, stages, symptoms and causes of these forms can bring us closer to defeating dementia.
This course has been certified by the CPD Certification Service as conforming to continuing professional development principles.
Bromley by Bow Centre has partnered with Conexus and University of East London to deliver the first Level Three Accredited Qualification in Social Prescribing
The European Reminiscence Network has announced a new two-day training course and four-month apprenticeship scheme in Reminiscence Arts in Dementia Care - in partnership with the University of Greenwich.
Flourishing Lives are launching their London-wide reflective practice groups for arts, health and wellbeing professionals working within community contexts.
We are happy to share that, alongside our partners the Culture, Health & Wellbeing Alliance (CHWA), we have re-imagined Creativity & Wellbeing Week 2020.
