ARTS FOR MENTAL HEALTH
We are a non-profit association that hopes to provide students who are interested in both arts and mental health the opportunity to explore, experience, and learn together.
All university students are welcome to join our free membership in which you can participate in our workshops, talks, receive informative content (articles, research summary) and take up leadership opportunities. Come join us to explore the power of art and boost your mental health knowledge with like-minded students!
UCL SU VOLUNTEERING SERVICE
VOLUNTEER RECRUITMENT
ARTSMH x Outward Housing Partnership
APPLICATION CLOSES ON 26 MARCH 2023
ARTSMH is partnering with Outward (www.outward.org.uk) to provide our art & mental health programme to the wider London community. We are now recruiting Arts for Mental Health ambassadors to lead a 2-month programme.
You will guide participants throughout the programme to develop a better understanding of themselves and enhance their mental health literacy via art. Volunteers should ensure a safe and relaxing environment for participants to explore and express their ideas.
UCL BRANCH
COMMITTEE & SUBCOMMITTEE
2023-2024
APPLICATION CLOSES ON 18 MARCH 2023
We are recruiting committee members for the UCL branch for 04.23 - 04.24 Vacancies include
- Head of Marketing Department
- Head of Research Department
- Head of Human Resource & Welfare Department
- Head of Programme Department
- Volunteer & Welfare Officers
- Social Media & Marketing Officer
- Publicity & Marketing Officer
- Communication (Website Management & Administration) Officer
talk 29/03 4-5pm
Talk - Dr Nina Polytimou
"Sing for me mama: Musical interactions and their impact on language and socio-emotional development"
Music is a powerful means that has the potential to support mental health, improve socio-emotional functioning and promote cognitive development. Infants and young children show spontaneous enjoyment for music and remarkable ability to perceive and engage with it. Dr. Polytimou will present some of the mechanisms that explain how musical interactions can promote language and socio-emotional development. Dr. Polytimou will also present work showing associations between musical engagement and developmental outcomes for children.
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