The role of arts and culture in addressing loneliness and social isolation 31 March 2020 #Perth Museum and Art Gallery @VHSComms https://t.co/5O8mnwZCKz — Arts in Health Forum (@LAHFArtsHealth) January 24, 2020
Frieze reported about a study which investigated how patients more easily stay on their treatment path. The World Health Organization says that the arts can even be more cost-effective than conventional treatment. The ‘Health Evidence Synthesis’ study, which drew on more than 900 publications studying the impact of the arts on health, split art’s impact […]
How to spend your money to make you happier (By Claudia Hammond – BBC) If you are lucky enough to have any money to spare, whether it’s a little or a lot, you have choices about how to spend it. Psychological research shows that those decisions can have an impact on your well-being. So if […]
David Helbich celebrated his Colours of Fade installation. Magnets capture iron particles from the environment. A particular concerning aspect considering the location of this school close to very busy roads and railway. This should raise awareness under what conditions some children in a 1st world country grow up. BTW this is a photo of the […]
A trip to the British Museum may be one of the social prescribing options outlined by U.K. doctors (Wikimedia Commons) British Doctors May Soon Prescribe Art, Music, Dance, Singing Lessons Campaign is expected to launch across the entire U.K. by 2023 An ambitious initiative unveiled this week by British Health Secretary Matt Hancock may soon enable the […]
