<p>Samantha is the artistic director of ‘Place to Wonder’ Theatre Company and over the past 15 years has worked with arts centres, theatres and the United Nations Development Programme, to explore how storytelling and theatre can be used as a tool for healing and social change.  In this episode Adam speaks to Sam about the importance of play, how we can avoid burnout and reconnect with the wonder in our lives.</p>

Samantha is the artistic director of ‘Place to Wonder’ Theatre Company and over the past 15 years has worked with arts centres, theatres and the United Nations Development Programme, to explore how storytelling and theatre can be used as a tool for healing and social change. In this episode Adam speaks to Sam about the importance of play, how we can avoid burnout and reconnect with the wonder in our lives.

<p>Samantha is the artistic director of ‘Place to Wonder’ Theatre Company and over the past 15 years has worked with arts centres, theatres and the United Nations Development Programme, to explore how storytelling and theatre can be used as a tool for healing and social change. &nbsp;In this episode Adam speaks to Sam about the importance of play, how we can avoid burnout and reconnect with the wonder in our lives.</p>

Like Minded - Samantha Porciello

Local Belfast Actor, Adam Dougal has created a series of podcasts exploring the mental health and wellbeing of artists (living in Belfast)
 
How do they find a sense of balance in the turbulent world of freelance work and still manage to stay creative.
 
This series was created in response to Inspire’s research that found you are four times more likely to suffer from a mental health issue if you work in the arts. Throughout the creation of the series, it soon came to light that we are all Like Minded, we all need space and time for survival, self-care and support to break mental health stigma.

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Local Belfast Actor, Adam Dougal has created a series of podcasts exploring the mental health and wellbeing of artists (living in Belfast) How do they find a sense of balance in the turbulent world of freelance work and still manage to stay creative. This series was created in response to Inspire’s research that found you are four times more likely to suffer from a mental health issue if you work in the arts. Throughout the creation of the series, it soon came to light that we are all Like Minded, we all need space and time for survival, self-care and support to break mental health stigma.

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