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Arts Play Health
Community

We are a volunteer-led community of people interested in exploring the interconnections between arts and play for health and wellbeing. We take broad conceptions of both ‘arts’ and ‘play’ and we welcome anyone interested in these topics to take part in our activities.

Chat Series

We run regular online 'chats' to bring people together in dialogue and shared experience. We usually meet monthly on the last Wednesday of the month (4-5pm BST/GMT) and invite guest facilitators to lead discussions on 'hot' topics. We have no aim but to have an interesting chat!

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All are welcome. Join us as an academic, practitioner, artist, arts/play manager or administrator, policymaker and/or interested community member. Each month we will have a few overarching questions to start the conversation and create space for dialogue and ideas for action. Bring a nice big cuppa as we come together in community.

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Next meeting

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Our next meeting is planned for Spring 2026. More details to follow.

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How to join our mailing list

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Sign up via entering your email here.

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We are an international community and welcome people from all over the world to join us. Please note that if you have joined one of our chats before or sign up ahead of the day, we will send you a reminder of the joining details before the session. If you are new to the list, we will aim email you the details before the start time of the session.

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We look forward to seeing you soon!

Want to learn more?

Why not read a blog about one of our online sessions by visiting the Arts Health Early Career Research Network website here, or read our journal article in Frontiers in Psychology here.

Team

/ Dr Laura Wright

Co-Director and Founder, University of Edinburgh

/ Dr Katey Warran

Co-Director and Founder, University of Edinburgh

/ Geraldine Montgomerie

Co-Director, University of Leeds

/ Pat Scrutton

Co-Director, Intergenerational National Network

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PATHS Research Group 

Partnership of

University of Edinburgh

Royal Conservatoire of Scortland

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