Creatively Minded and becoming a parent

Introduction

Perinatal mental health problems (see useful information from Mind on the range of problems women experience) affect a lot of new and expectant mums – up to 27%. That’s a lot of women and as a funder of arts for people with mental health problems, we are interested in what the creative health sector is offering to them. The answer so far is (just) a handful of wonderful projects, which are explored in this blog. 

Thank you to everyone who contributed to this blog. Nicola Hopson (Liverpool Philharmonic); Jen Abell and Douglas Noble (Live Music Now); Sarah Goodey and Claire Turner (Aneurin Bevan); Sophie Williams-Brown (The Holburne Museum); Helen Brown (Liverpool Lighthouse); Njok Malik Jeng and Lauren Stewart (Yaram Arts / Goldsmiths, University of London); and Lydia Hayes (Breathe ahr).

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