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skip navigation the international health humanities network (ihhn) website uses cookies. to enable the ihhn website to provide functionality to it's members we use small text files or cookies which are stored on your computer. these cookies never contain and sensitive information and are only used to ensure a feature rich experience of the international health humanities website. discover what cookies are used and how to manage cookies . accept and close search the international health humanities network site existing member login cookies contact home workshops international advisory board partners nottingham health humanities links member registration impact reports & narrative membership blog project team creative practice as mutual recovery the madness & literature network the dementia arts & wellbeing network welcome to the international health humanities network the international health humanities network provides a global platform for innovative humanities scholars, medical, health and social care professionals, voluntary sector workers and creative practitioners to join forces with informal and family carers, service-users and the wider self-caring public to explore, celebrate and develop new approaches in advancing health and wellbeing through the arts and humanities in hospitals, residential and community settings. professor paul crawford defines this fast-growing field of health humanities as follows: "health humanities champions the application of the arts and humanities in interdisciplinary research, education and social action to inform and transform health and social care, health or well-being. it aims to be inclusive of viewpoints and contributions from within and beyond medicine; value the experiences and resources of the public; explore diverse approaches to achieving, maintaining or recovering quality of life; and strives for demonstrable impacts, not least in providing new evidence and insights for the education or practices of those planning, organising or working for the health of any population." supported by the arts and humanities research council, this initiative begins a new era in developing the way that arts and humanities knowledge and practice can enhance health and wellbeing. on this website, members can log the impact of language, literature, history, theology, law, philosophy, visual, performing and multimedia arts, as well as area studies, media and cultural studies, for example, in enhancing the health and wellbeing of society. informal carers, service users and the self-caring public are invited to share their ideas of how arts and humanities have benefited them and may benefit others experiencing a particular challenge to their health and wellbeing. nurses, doctors, occupational therapists, psychologists, dentists, physiotherapists, social workers, childcare and school workers, alternative and complimentary therapists, as well as those who have traditionally drawn on the arts and humanities such as music therapists, dance and drama therapists, poetry therapists, art therapists, bibliotherapists and sports therapists, are invited to join and report on successful, innovative projects and events in this field. whether you are giving or receiving information on this website, we hope you find new people and practical resources around the world that help bring the human back into health. things you can do... become a member and register your areas of interest find people with shared interests across the globe write a short impact statement of relevant work or narrative of health and wellbeing achieved through the arts and humanities access podcasts and other resources and links rate impact statements and ideas major new book: health humanities a major new book by paul crawford, brian brown, charley baker, victoria tischler and brian abrams provides the world's first manifesto for the new field of health humanities. health humanities draws upon the multiple and expanding fields of enquiry that link health and social care disciplines with the arts and humanities. it aims to encourage innovation and novel cross-disciplinary explorations of how the arts and humanities can inform and transform healthcare, health and well-being. it calls for a much richer body of work that breaks out of limited applications of the arts and humanities to any specific healthcare discipline, as in the medical humanities, which to date has been largely preoccupied with training medical practitioners. as a more inclusive and applied field of activity with a fast-growing international community of researchers, health humanities looks to generate diverse and even radical approaches for creating healthier and more compassionate societies. this book aims to assist readers to consider how the arts and humanities can be applied more ambitiously in generating well-being. book details: crawford, p., brown, b., baker, c., tischler, v. & abrams, b. (2015) health humanities. palgrave: london. isbn-10: 1137282606 isbn-13: 978-1137282606 7th international health humanities conference at southampton university in 2018 changing society: community wellbeing and transformation – how health humanities can change the world continuing the success of the ihhn conferences thus far, we are pleased to announce the 7th annual conference will be held in the cruise capital of europe – southampton, uk. we are pleased to announce our keynote speakers as mark mcgann and julie eagleton, professor susan hogan, and professor paul crawford. you can find out more about our speakers under our speakers section. you can now book your place on our online booking system. for more information visit the conference website health humanities medal 2018 - a new national award in the health humanities a new national award on the uk, the health humanities medal has been sponsored by the arts and humanities research council and wellcome. find out more: the arts and humanities research council media release award details and application keywords art mental health music wellbeing dance hyper tension illustration poetry health medical humanities audience participation street dance tap dance obesity design institute of mental health sculpture aging lived experience publishing reporting supported writing higher education theatre and mental health literature and medicine public health social justice disability lecture series performance theatre dignity clinical reflection stroke survivors applied drama/theatre children hosptial cancer cardiac drug therapy enablement hallucinations humanities positive thinking schizophrenia creative artists vocational guidance occupational therapy hospital healthcare storytelling applied theatre arts in health child illness mental illness bedside theatre child clinical anxiety new report on the value of the arts and humanities to enhance mental health and wellbeing ahrc published a new report. exploring mental health and wellbeing. the report showcases a number of key research programmes advancing innovative approaches to achieving mental health and wellbeing. access a pdf of the report nottingham health humanities research priority area discover more about the new nottingham health humanities research priority area . hungry for words hungry for words: an interdisciplinary approach to articulating, communicating and understanding male anorexia nervosa eating disorders are often perceived as a ‘female-only’ problem despite their rise among boys and men. our ahrc-funded research network ‘hungry for words’ focuses on the problems and perspectives of articulating, communicating and understanding anorexia nervosa and other eating disorders affecting men and boys. our approach is interdisciplinary and takes the very different aspects of this topic into account. discover more about hungry for words the birth project the birth project is now recruiting mothers and midwives (student, practising, retired) to join research workshops to explore their experiences

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