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ABOUT US
LIVE PROJECTS
PROJECT ARCHIVE
Art Journal Development
What We Do Now
Pilot Art Journal Project
Langholm People Project
Making Connections
Mural Stories
The Look Out
>
Exhibitions
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Denise Zygaldo
Liz McQueen
Dwayne Bell
Lucy Hadley
Upstart Project
SCHOOLS
>
Langholm Primary 2020
Langholm Academy 2019
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Keeping Well
A Good Practice Resource (SMHAF)
Artists Practicing Well (by Nicola Naismith)
Self Care Tools (Professional Quality of Life)
Keeping Safe Report - (Arts Council England)
Good Practice for Participatory Work (SMHAF)
Creative Practices for Wellbeing: A Toolkit for Victims and Survivors
Practitioner Wellbeing in the Arts & (Mental) Health Fields (by Harriet Lowe)
Creative Self-Care for Artists: Reflective Practice and Wellbeing in Arts & Health (by Lucy Hyland)
Support Resources (Arts & Health Hub)
Talking About Mental Health (SeeMe)
A useful Instagram account: Elladufrene.art
Therapeutic Art-Making VS. Art Therapy (Elladufrene.art Instagram Post)
3 Creative Journalling Prompts to Use After Art-Making (Elladufrene.art Instagram Post)
What To Do When Someone Gets Emotional During Art-Making (Elladufrene.art Instagram Post)
Good Facilitation
Online Facilitation (Kazzum Arts)
The Listening Guide (Kazzum Arts)
The Art of Facilitation (by Jan Marie Fritz)
In Search of (my) Personhood [Watch- YouTube]
Social Art Research Paper - A Collection of Reflections
Guide to Working Online (Culture Health & Wellbeing)
Reimagining Scotland’s Creative Spaces (Creative Balance)
From Safe Spaces to Brave Spaces (by Brian Arao and Kristi Clemens)
Creative Facilitation for Health and Wellbeing: Recommendations for Artists
Craft Matters: Understanding how Craft can contribute to Trauma Informed Work (Research Project)
Come as You Are: Guidance for embedding access in creative health work