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Sofie Layton presents at APPG roundtable on Digital Health and CreaTech

Sofie Layton presents at APPG roundtable on Digital Health and CreaTech

by The Visual and Material Lab | May 12, 2026 | Highlights, Newsletter, Visual & Material

Platform artist-researcher Dr Sofie Layton recently presented her work at an All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Creative Health roundtable focused on Digital Health and CreaTech. The session brought together policymakers, researchers, and practitioners to examine...
Expanding the Use of Arts-Based Methods

Expanding the Use of Arts-Based Methods

by The Moving Bodies Lab | Feb 21, 2025 | Highlights, Moving Bodies, Newsletter, Publications

Moving Bodies Lab researcher guest edits a special issue of Methods in Psychology on Arts-based Methods. A special issue of Methods in Psychology on ‘Arts-Based Methods in Psychology’ has been published! Co-guest edited by Moving Bodies Lab lead Professor...
Updates from the Narrative Practices Lab

Updates from the Narrative Practices Lab

by The Narrative Practices Lab | Aug 16, 2024 | Narrative Practices, Newsletter

Stories about health and illness are everywhere – in books and blogs and across social media, in the conversations we have with doctors, in the ways we think about ourselves and those we love. Storytelling is often celebrated as a way of challenging stigma or raising...

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