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Bearing Witness through Pandemic Borders and Film: Convergent Media, Mobility and Windrush Betrayal

Author

Mains, Susan P.

Source

GeoJournal

Type

Journal article

Published

09 May 2022
#WalkCreate: Understanding Walking and Creativity During COVID-19. Walking Publics/Walking Arts Public Report, May 2022

Author

Rose, Morag; Heddon, Dee; Law, Matthew; O'Neill, Maggie; Qualmann, Clare; Wilson, Harry

Source

#WalkCreate: Understanding Walking and Creativity During COVID-19. Walking Publics/Walking Arts Public Report, May 2022

Type

Report

Published

01 May 2022
Another image of existence: Denise Ferreira da Silva and Valentina Desideri on their practice of poethical readings, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the need for a radical reevaluation of modern politics. An interview by Eve Katsouraki and Georg Döcker

Author

da Silva, Denise Ferreira; Desideri, Valentina; Döcker, Georg; Katsouraki, Eve

Source

Performance Philosophy

Type

Journal article

Published

22 April 2022
"Seven Days in Lockdown": a performance autoethnography of physical activity and mental health

Author

Carless, David

Source

Cultural Studies - Critical Methodologies

Type

Journal article

Published

03 April 2022
The Value of Leisure: Exploring how occupational impediment due to Covid-19 impacts theatre group members’ health and wellbeing

Source

BSc (Hons) Occupational Therapy

Type

Other

Published

26 January 2022
Why the sudden change? A qualitative study exploring factors influencing art therapists’ decisions to adapt to online art therapy delivery during the COVID-19 pandemic in the UK

Source

MSc in Art Psychotherapy

Type

Other

Published

26 January 2022
An exploration of the opportunities and challenges of online music therapy with a person suffering from dementia

Source

MSc in Music Therapy

Type

Other

Published

20 January 2022
“There has probably never been a more important time to be a music therapist”: An exploration of how music therapists working in the field of adult mental health have experienced their practice during the COVID-19 pandemic

Source

MSc in Music Therapy

Type

Other

Published

20 January 2022
Exploring the impact of working in an online context on the use of Humanistic Music Therapy and McCormack and McCance’s Person-centred Practice Framework: A Narrative Review

Source

MSc in Music Therapy

Type

Other

Published

20 January 2022
Socioeconomic and psychosocial adversities experienced by freelancers working in the UK cultural sector during the COVID-19 pandemic:A qualitative study

Author

May, Tom; Warran, Katey; Burton, Alexandra; Fancourt, Daisy

Source

Frontiers in Psychology

Type

Journal article

Published

13 January 2022