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From left to right:

Naomi Norton (Research Co-Lead)

John Speyer (Hear Me Out - Charity Partner)

Victoria Kinsella-Hadjinestoros (Research Co-Lead)

Mary-Rose Puttick (Research Co-Lead)

Sara Lee (The Irene Taylor Trust - Charity Partner)

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Join us on LinkedIn to stay in touch

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Login to LinkedIn to keep in touch with people you know, share ideas, and build your career.

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Artists' Care: Centre for Music Education and Human Flourishing

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Artists' Care: Centre for Music Education and Human Flourishing

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The first phase of the Artists’ Care project was funded by Arts Council England and the Lightbulb Trust and produced a Rapid Evidence Assessment (Caulfield et al., in press) and report (Puttick et al., 2025) detailing the challenges faced by artists working in complex settings and a set of

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Artists' Care: University of Wolverhampton

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Artists' Care: University of Wolverhampton

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Access the project video and report via this site.

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Artists Care Project - University of Wolverhampton

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University of Wolverhampton offers undergraduate and postgraduate degree courses in health, education, business, arts, social sciences, science and engineering.

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Julia Puebla Fortier's Presentation Resources

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Julia Puebla Fortier's Presentation Resources

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Please access resources relating to Julia's presentation at the website linked through this QR code or at this link: https://artsandwellbeingpractice.wordpress.com/2026/07/07/sector-responses-to-the-wellbeing-needs-of-artists-working-with-challenging-conditions/

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We responded to these prompts in the final session of the day.

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Place and Community Knowledge Exchange Fund

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Place and Community Knowledge Exchange Fund

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A huge thank you to the University of York Place and Community Knowledge Exchange Fund who provided £5000 to make it possible to pay freelancers to attend this event and support their economic security (and thus contribute to sector wellbeing overall!).

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What can Arts and Humanities contribute to building the kinds of places and communities we want to live, love, work and play in? Place and Community is an initiative led by the Faculty of Arts and Humanities at the University of York, coordinated by the Humanities Research Centre.

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You can access a somewhat reduced version of the event slides here.

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BAPAM Creative Health Practitioner Webinars

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BAPAM Creative Health Practitioner Webinars

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Get the knowledge for your healthy and sustainable creative career from BAPAM experts

Our FREE expert-led sessions for artists, creators and professionals are designed to equip you with essential techniques and strategies to sustain creative practice and prevent health problems.

Explore a range of topics to help you maintain good physical and psychological health, engage in practical exercises and share tips, experiences and strategies with peers.

By integrating healthy practices into your routine, you'll not only improve your performance but also ensure a longer, more fulfilling career in the arts.

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Training | Healthy Practice Training | BAPAM

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Expert-led training for performers, artists, technicians and professionals, supporting healthy and sustainable careers.

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OPUS Quality Framework for Healthcare Musicians

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OPUS Quality Framework for Healthcare Musicians

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Useful resource from the OPUS CIC team (who sadly can't join us for the event!)

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When the music hurts (Bartleet & Sunderland)

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When the music hurts (Bartleet & Sunderland)

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See page 198 for a proceedings paper from the ISME 2018 World Conference Community Music Activity Commission by Brydie-Leigh Bartleet and Naomi Sunderland entitled 'When the music hurts: Exploring self-care concepts and resources for community musicians working in complex environments'