A festival to bring awareness of invisible illness to those it affects, their carers and the curious to be held at Queens Park Arena, Glasgow. 28 May 2022
Alice Hattrick, author of Ill Feelings will be in conversation via livestream on Saturday between 5pm & 7pm as part of @settheseenqpa
Find out more & book your free ticket:
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As MD of @united_fibro I’m delighted & honoured to be taking part in amazing event next Saturday. Talking #Fibromyalgia in the auditorium 5-7pm. Dee, Dawn and the team @settheseenqpa have created a fantastic event. DONT MISS IT. For all interested in #invisibleillness
Set the Seen twitter admin here, apologising for the silence due to some unexpected mega anxiety! We’re back now and just so excited for the festival on Saturday 💛
Here’s Set The Seen festival founder Dee Clark sharing her journey living with invisible illness. We know how difficult it is to share these very personal journeys but we truly believe we need to advocate for ourselves to raise awareness 1/3
A huge thank you to @nevisensemble who will be closing the first Set The Seen festival with their 20 piece orchestra!
This will be a musical mindful explanation of living with a chronic illness from diagnosis to a powerful ending of overcoming the obstacles we face daily.
Set The Seen was inspired by Ill Feelings by @AliceHattrick and we couldn’t be happier to announce they’ll be joining us via zoom to explore the issues around chronic illness. Grab your copy from @OutwithThe or Category Is Books!
Save the Date! An inclusive day festival to bring awareness of invisible illness to the masses. Set The Seen includes talks, workshops, films, music and more. Saturday 28 May 10am to 10pm at Queen's Park Arena