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Caring for the carers
Providing opportunities for creativity shouldn’t be at the expense of the person delivering them. It’s time to pay attention to the needs of creative practitioners, says Nicola Naismith.
There can be no doubt that engaging with arts and creativity is good for our physical health and mental wellbeing. Creative Health: The Arts for Health and Wellbeing, the report prepared by the All Pa...
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