National Framework for Social Prescribing
The National Framework for Social Prescribing in Wales is designed to connect individuals with non-medical support within their communities to improve health and wellbeing. It emphasizes a person-centred approach, helping people access local resources like community groups, physical activities, and volunteering opportunities. The framework aims to empower individuals to recognize their own needs and strengths, fostering a sense of community and support.
Creative prescribing, also known as arts on prescription, is a subset of social prescribing that focuses on integrating arts and cultural activities into healthcare. This can include art classes, music therapy, dance workshops, and visits to museums or theaters. The goal is to leverage the therapeutic benefits of creative activities to enhance mental health, reduce anxiety and depression, and improve overall quality of life.
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