@YoungDementiaLS has been designing scenes and puppet characters inspired by nature poems! π¨
Clients have been working with the Creative Dementia Research Group and are really enjoying the project.
Some great talent is going on here...
#LiveWellWithDementia@TheCDRG
We are thrilled to welcome Professor Sue Jennings for her public lecture 'THE GAS-LIT CHILD: ANXIETY AND AMBIVALENCE IN CHILD DEVELOPMENT' book your place below
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Introducing the new Creative Dementia Research Group website π
Find out more about the project and how to get involved here: https://t.co/HEG1S7Htag
Introducing the team. Meet Dr Gemma Collard-Stokes (@DrCollardStokes). Gemma is an interdisciplinary performance artist, educator and researcher of therapeutic arts @DerbyUniArts.
Gemma's interested in people's life experiences and how rich conversations and insight about these experiences can be obtained and communicated through different creative activities. Find out more here: https://t.co/uNyG1HLD0S
Are you a person living with young onset dementia? Would you like to take part in a research project to explore the benefits of taking part in creative arts sessions? Please get in touch: [email protected]#youngeronsetdementia#dementia#youngonset
We are starting to recruit for our creative sessions, these are designed for people living with young onset dementia and their key family member or caregiver. If you would like more information please contact us at: [email protected]#youngeronsetdementia#dementia
Introducing Dr Alison Ward - @TopsyAward - one of our co-investigators for the Creative Dementia Research Group. Alison is Associate Professor at the @UniNorthants and a #TimeSlips storytelling facilitator.
Time to introduce you to the team. First up is Associate Professor Clive Holmwood (follow him here @DrCliveH). Clive is leading the Creative Dementia Research Group. He is a Dramatherapist with 25 yearsβ experience working in a range of clinical and non-clinical settings
with a broad range of clients including adults and children, specialising with mental health conditions, neurodiversity and cognitive impairment. He has worked closely with Professor Sue Jennings, the founder of Neuro Dramatic Play, with whom he has co-authored a series of books.