‘An anchor in a stormy sea’: An arts in health project for healthcare staff during COVID-19
Journal of Applied Arts and Health,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
14(2), P. 187 - 205
Published: April 12, 2023
This
case
study
provides
an
overview
of
‘Sidestep’,
arts
in
health
project
for
staff
at
a
specialist
child
sexual
abuse
unit
Irish
paediatric
hospital,
undertaken
during
the
COVID-19
pandemic.
The
focus
was
to
provide
‘virtual
creative
space’
support
across
this
period
professional
and
personal
challenge.
evaluated
using
pencil
paper
questionnaires,
participant
feedback
is
included
here,
illuminate
value
art-based
approach
supporting
well-being
times
crisis
change.
Staff
described
participation
as
unique
experience
which
allowed
connection
sense
ballast
remote
working
conditions,
well
providing
opportunities
meaning-making
reflection.
article
accompanied
by
images
from
illustrate
ways
participants
used
image-making
process
explore
experiences
Language: Английский
What is left of the studio, in the absence of a room to share?
Journal of Applied Arts and Health,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
12(3), P. 289 - 304
Published: Dec. 1, 2021
This
article
builds
on
previous
work
exploring
the
essential
relational
experiences
of
risk,
rupture
and
change
that
are
possible
for
students
teachers
who
learn
in
an
open
studio
setting.
In
response
to
isolation
accompanied
COVID-19
pandemic
this
considers
how
dynamics
translated
into
online
environment.
The
authors
use
artmaking
explore
their
experience
working
alongside
each
other
way,
engaging
material
knowing
learning
findings
reveal
just
as
constructed
physical
space
art
is
a
dynamic
container
social
interaction
expression,
can
act
these
transformative
experiences.
what
elements
remain
absence
room
share
doing
so
pertinent
therapists
educators
across
face-to-face
environments.
Language: Английский