Strong Culture and the Arts on prescription theme at this years EACH24 conference, with Keynote speakers including Prof Brydie-Leigh Bartleet Prof Evonne Miller Prof Robyn Clark - draft program and speaker details on the webpage (scroll down) Register now 🤗 eventleaf.com/e/each24

So proud and excited to finally launch our new mental health program for children and adolescents. Thank you to the hundreds of young people and mental health professionals who helped co-design Momentum. USQ Centre for Health Research Manna Institute

Got my ticket to the ASPIRE EACH24 social prescribing conference. Great venues, experiential events, new research - not to be missed!! #socialprescribing Arts Health Queensland Arts Health Network

Dr. Mette Kaasgaard, PhD, M.Sc., classical singer Genevieve Dingle 💉💉💉💉💉 Music and Health Research Institute artsandhealth.ie MUSIC CARE by Room 217 Arts & Health Journal Arts Health ECRN

Community singing is transformative for singers, leaders & audience: research from my group ⁦UQPsych⁩ and ⁦Behavioural Science & Health UCL⁩ ⁦SingWell⁩ cited⁩ ⁦Health at UQ⁩ ⁦UQ Arts + Health⁩ ⁦Arts Health Queensland⁩ ⁦ASPIRE⁩ abc.net.au/news/2024-04-2…

How intentional music listening can bring us back to ourselves after periods of trauma abc.net.au/news/2024-04-2…

Excited to share my research at the Australian Pain Society conference investigating how cognitions, emotions, behaviors, and personality traits impact athletes' pain perception. Thrilled to have had my supervisor Dr Melissa Day, PhD there too! #AusPainSoc Australian Pain Soc UQPsych

🎙️Are you interested in helping people in @SpringfieldQLD to get more active? We are looking for primary and allied healthcare profs who want to help their patients and clients become more active.
To get involved please email Vicky at 📩 [email protected]

This week I wrapped up the last of the Semester 2 #PrescribeCulture Step Back & #Reflect Programme 6, co-designed non-clinical #mentalhealth intervention supported by #heritage . The last session saw us in Centre for Research Collections viewing unexpected objects from the Rare Books Collection

online this afternoon for the UQ Arts + Health seminar series - with Tricia King, Dan Wadsworth, and Leah Barclay

Brilliant seminar from Tricia King Tricia King and Dan Wadsworth from UniSC: University of the Sunshine Coast about their PhotoWalk Creativity and Movement project. Authentic experiences that help older adults see their environments with fresh eyes, learn skills, get active and connected 🤩

Music as a determinant of health among First Nations people in Australia: A scoping narrative review - Scarfe et al 2024
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/hp…

🌟 STILL TIME TO SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACTS! ⏰ We've extended the deadline for abstracts for EACH24 to 29 April 2024. You still have time to get your abstracts in for review! creatingopportunitiestogether.com.au/eachcon
#EACH24 #SocialPrescribing #Health #Health Equity #Wellbeing #CommunityHealth

UQ Arts + Health seminar series! Tomorrow at 12pm academics from USC are presenting on 'Creativity & Movement in Ageing Communities'
📩 [email protected] to reserve a seat/zoom link Genevieve Dingle 💉💉💉💉💉

Hearty congrats ⁦Ingrid Bindicsova⁩ on presenting your #PhD findings stemming from your tremendous hard work, & partnership with ⁦Chronic Pain Australia⁩, to develop your #consumer designed #iMBCT online program to improve #access to #ChronicPain management ⁦Australian Pain Soc⁩

The Arts on Prescription in Australia 🤗 Anyone interested to learn more could join ASPIRE UQ Arts + Health Special Interest Group in Arts, Health & Wellbeing NOAH Arts Health Queensland Arts Health Network The National Centre for Creative Health

Great to attend the Fostering Creative Health conference over the weekend and present more findings from the MATCH project!

Dr Zara Thompson presenting the positive impacts of dementia choirs. You can find a listing of choirs for people with dementia and their carers. And if you facilitate a choir, add yours to the listing dementiainclusivechoirs.com #dementia #fosteringcreativehealth #singingforhealth

Dianna Vidas (Dr Dianna Vidas) + Zara Thompson, sharing from the massive MATCH project on the continuum of music use for people living with dementia and carers -- that the uses/benefits are across a continuum of functional to psychosocial

Really enjoyed presenting “Good Arts, Good, Mental Health” at the 2024 #FosteringCreativeHealth conference 😊 “Arts Dose” paper available at: goo.gl/6usL8H