'Learning to Live with my Elephant' - Being Human Festival 2021

Championing arts and culture for all, nurturing partnerships, enhancing student experience.

Cultural Institute, Swansea University

This event is suitable for ages 18+, as there will be some discussion of challenging life events and mental health struggles.

Ocean Room, National Waterfront Museum

After a car crash threw her into life as a disabled woman during her Junior Doctor training, Dr Georgina Budd had to navigate an entirely new life with a new 'elephant' in the room. As a full-time wheelchair user Georgie will share her experiences of the challenges of disability and mental health struggles, how we come to terms with traumatic life change, and how any future society not only should have accessibility at its core, but can benefit from it. This event is suitable for ages 18+, as there will be some discussion of challenging life events and mental health struggles. Audience participation will take the form of visualisation exercises and discussion. **Please also book a free entry ticket to the Museum: <a href="https://museum.wales/swansea/visit/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Plan Your Visit to the National Waterfront Museum | National Museum Wales</a>Accessibility: <a href="https://museum.wales/swansea/visit/access/" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">Access Guide for the National Waterfront Museum | National Museum Wales</a>In partnership with ADAPT Gateway.

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