SHARED1: Building a network of arts and humanities-based initiatives in mental health and well-being across the globe

This article reports on the learning from a series of workshops organized by the Seeing Arts Health Research EnacteD (SHARED) project that aimed to establish an international network of researchers, arts and health providers and practitioners. Online workshops were designed to provide a platform for exchange of best practices in arts in health research and to encourage a dialogue between various international arts in health researchers and practitioners from six countries across the globe. This exchange was built on participant contributions (three practice-based presentations for each workshop highlighting alignment with community assets, inclusion and partnerships), followed by reflective group discussions. Results show that arts in health initiatives in different contexts globally often share similar strengths and face common challenges. Participants noted the need for networks such as SHARED, where researchers and practitioners can come together to exchange best practice, collaborate on future initiatives and work out solutions for shared challenges.

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Journal of Applied Arts and Health
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2024-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.1386/jaah_00178_7
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Art Therapy and Mental Health
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SHARED1: Building a network of arts and humanities-based initiatives in mental health and well-being across the globe

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SHARED1: Building a network of arts and humanities-based initiatives in mental health and well-being across the globe

Josie Billington, Антонина Анисимович, Wendy Asquith, Maria Grazia Imperiale, Richard Snowden-Leak
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This article reports on the learning from a series of workshops organized by the Seeing Arts Health Research EnacteD (SHARED) project that aimed to establish an international network of researchers, arts and health providers and practitioners. Online workshops were designed to provide a platform for exchange of best practices in arts in health research and to encourage a dialogue between various international arts in health researchers and practitioners from six countries across the globe. This exchange was built on participant contributions (three practice-based presentations for each workshop highlighting alignment with community assets, inclusion and partnerships), followed by reflective group discussions. Results show that arts in health initiatives in different contexts globally often share similar strengths and face common challenges. Participants noted the need for networks such as SHARED, where researchers and practitioners can come together to exchange best practice, collaborate on future initiatives and work out solutions for shared challenges.

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University of Liverpool (GB), University of Glasgow (GB)
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