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Today I’m talking to Cecilie Monrad, Art Health Manager at Frederiksberg Museums in Copenhagen. We’re talking about See Listen Talk, a unique slow looking programme that helps young psychiatric service users in their recovery.
See Listen Talk is a 15-week long programme with weekly meetings taking place outside of the museum's visiting hours. Participants were young psychiatric users aged 18 to 29. Some were still hospitalised during the course but were able to attend the museum sessions. The project had a co-therapist attached, who was both the participants' contact person and motivator.
Listen to today's episode to hear:
This research by Kasper Levin at Roskilde University is ongoing and results are anticipated in March 2024.
Links:
https://frederiksbergmuseerne.dk/en/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/cecilie-monrad-b43729269/
https://journals.uio.no/museolog/article/view/6662 - in Danish [The museum as a catalyst for loneliness prevention in the elderly]
Upcoming article (in Danish) in https://www.magasinetmuseum.dk/ ”Museer som trivselsrum: Slow Looking og Visible Thinking / ”Museums as spaces for wellbeing: Slow Looking and Visible Thinking
Episode 24 Using art and objects to learn wellbeing skills and improve mental health with Louise Thompson
Suggest a guest or ask a question for the show - get in touch here
Download my free Slow Art Guide
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Free guide - how to look at art (slowly)
Curated newsletter by Claire Bown
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Today I’m talking to Cecilie Monrad, Art Health Manager at Frederiksberg Museums in Copenhagen. We’re talking about See Listen Talk, a unique slow looking programme that helps young psychiatric service users in their recovery.
See Listen Talk is a 15-week long programme with weekly meetings taking place outside of the museum's visiting hours. Participants were young psychiatric users aged 18 to 29. Some were still hospitalised during the course but were able to attend the museum sessions. The project had a co-therapist attached, who was both the participants' contact person and motivator.
Listen to today's episode to hear:
This research by Kasper Levin at Roskilde University is ongoing and results are anticipated in March 2024.
Links:
https://frederiksbergmuseerne.dk/en/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/cecilie-monrad-b43729269/
https://journals.uio.no/museolog/article/view/6662 - in Danish [The museum as a catalyst for loneliness prevention in the elderly]
Upcoming article (in Danish) in https://www.magasinetmuseum.dk/ ”Museer som trivselsrum: Slow Looking og Visible Thinking / ”Museums as spaces for wellbeing: Slow Looking and Visible Thinking
Episode 24 Using art and objects to learn wellbeing skills and improve mental health with Louise Thompson
Suggest a guest or ask a question for the show - get in touch here
Download my free Slow Art Guide
Download the Ultimate Thinking Routine List
Support the Show
Join the Slow Looking Club Community on Facebook
Free guide - how to look at art (slowly)
Curated newsletter by Claire Bown
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