Royal Society for Public Health Award. Holding Time, the Improving Me – NHS Cheshire and Merseyside WHaM exhibition received the Royal Society for Public Health with the ‘Health and Wellbeing Award’ in the Arts & Health category 2024!!.

Audiogram for The Holding Time Project Listen to the podcast featuring Ellie at .

Chloe reflects on the support she received, or sometimes lacked, with people suggesting she switched to formula when breastfeeding was challenging. She empathises with new mothers who gave birth during lockdown, recognising the isolation they may feel without mothering groups or

Audio short for the Holding Time Project. Initially, Emilie planned to breastfeed for a short time, but as things progressed, she found herself continuing far beyond her original plan because of the bond and closeness it provided. Despite experiencing significant pain and mental

Lily shares her experiences with breastfeeding, reflecting on both the challenges and the rewards. Emphasising the importance of support and preparation, Lily advises others to educate themselves about breastfeeding and to be ready for its challenges. She shares her strong views

Hema discusses her experiences and challenges with supporting mothers and her own journey with breastfeeding amidst personal health issues. As an Advocate for extended breastfeeding, despite societal pressure to wean early, and with a background in peer support training, she act

Reflecting on her breastfeeding journey, Anne Marie credits her husband and mother as essential sources of support, particularly in difficult times. Her mother, who hadn’t breastfed herself, learned alongside her, offering encouragement that kept Anne Marie going through the chal

Amy shares her experiences with motherhood, breastfeeding, and the challenges she’s faced along the way. Her background played a significant role in her motivation: growing up in a family where breastfeeding was the norm, she assumed it would be easy for her as well. See more of

So pleased the National Arts in Hospitals Network received the Arts & Health Award for the amazing Our National Health Stories Project . Massive congratulations to the 19 NHS Trusts involved. Particular thanks to Paula OMallley at.

Delighted to see our launch event covered by BBC Yorkshire journalist @aisha-iqbal-khan-8517811b.

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Please check out our Patreon site, where we have an enormous data bank of digital audio, video and images that could be useful as downloadable packages. Watch this space for a new podcast about developing creative work in a health setting.

Halton mothers live short mp4 via @YouTube.

We are now calling for participants for the new Bradford Holding Time Project. Participants will be invited to take part in a range of creative activities including:. A Breastfeeding Portrait Session.An interview with lead artist, Lisa Creagh.Six writing workshops with Rachel New

Experience the wonder of this Medieval sanctuary, where you can stroll amongst the lush greenery and eavesdrop on captivating conversations. Join us at the project launch event on Tuesday, July 24th, to learn more

I'm presenting The Holding Time Project at this week's NASP conference. Our panel session is called.'Increasing Equity of Access in Social Prescribing' 20th June 12:15 - 13:00. Let me know if you're planning to go.

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Hannah, one of the many mothers taking part in the Holding Time Project describes her journey of infant feeding issues and PND.#MMHAW24.#maternalmentalhealthawarenessweek .#maternalmhmatters.#maternalmentalhealth.

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