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Posted in Uncategorized by chrisfremantle on November 4, 2014

The art of writing is the art of discovering what you believe.
Gustave Flaubert

The Ayrshire Health and Arts Blog will record and provide a place to discuss the new developments in the community and mental health facility that’s being built in Irvine and we’re excited to have the chance to tell this important story. We will be covering:

key milestones in the construction process
interesting developments and opportunities in arts and health/arts for health and wellbeing / social inclusion, locally, throughout Scotland and internationally
hosting guest blogs that show the value and relevance of the arts in mental health and the health-care environment (or other related environments).

The guest blogs, so far contributed by John Fulton (Art Therapist/Principal Art Psychotherapist in South Ayrshire Psychological Services) and Donald Urquhart (one of the Arts Co-ordinators on the project), will be written by artists, mental health practitioners, architects and the community and we’d…

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