If you would like to understand how the programmes are structured, you may refer to the pathway below.
Public Wellbeing resources are designed as self-paced, arts-based materials that support gentle reflection, emotional awareness, and everyday self-regulation.
These resources offer an accessible starting point for individuals who may wish to engage with art-based processes in a flexible and personal way, at their own pace.
Participants may engage in:
No prior art experience is required.
These resources are not intended to replace facilitated work, but to offer a gentle introduction to reflective art-making.
A supportive entry point for personal exploration through art and reflection, held in a non-clinical and accessible format.
Public Wellbeing may serve as an initial point of contact before participants consider joining the Public Group Programme (ATIR) or In-Reach Programme.