Introduction to Creative Health

Join Jayne Howard for a friendly introduction to Creative Health. Discover what creative health is, why it matters now more than ever, and the many ways you can get involved—whether you’re curious, creative, or already working in health and wellbeing.

This interactive online session will include time for questions, discussion, and shared reflection, creating space to explore ideas, learn from others, and connect with a growing creative health community.

Who is this event for?

This session is open to anyone with an interest in creativity and health, including:

• Artists and creatives
• Health, care and wellbeing practitioners
• Community organisers and leaders
• Policymakers and funders
• Anyone curious about creative approaches to health

What you’ll gain

• A clear understanding of what creative health is and why it matters
• Insight into how creativity can support health and wellbeing in different settings
• Opportunities to ask questions and take part in discussion
• Ideas for how you might get involved or take your interest further

The session is led by Jayne Howard, Director of Arts Well CIC, who brings over 20 years’ experience working in arts and health at both operational and strategic levelsand is known for creating thoughtful, inclusive learning spaces. As well as leading Arts Well, Jayne is also Programme Manager at the National Centre for Creative Health, a Fellow of the School for Social Entrepreneurs and of the Royal Society of Arts, and an Associate Member of the Royal Society for Public Health.

Participants consistently describe these sessions as practical, generous and inspiring:

“The workshops were educational, practical and enlightening. They were a great place to learn.”

“Really useful information and advice. Focusing, positive and galvanising.”

“Very informative and beautifully delivered. Outstanding!”

“Great to have all the information and links sent through afterwards. Very generous.”

Sessions take place on Zoom, with small groups of 4–16 participants to allow time for discussion, reflection and questions, with a strong emphasis on helping you put your learning into practice.

To make the sessions as accessible as possible, they are available at a range of price points, including a donation option, so everyone can take part whatever their circumstances.

For more information, contact jayne@arts-well.com