Creative Practice as Mutual Recovery Member's Profile
Emma Joyes
Psychology Graduate whose research interests lie in creative methodologies, with a particular interest in participatory methodologies (i.e., Action research).
I am currently within my first year of my PhD Studentship which is funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC) under the ‘Creative Practice as Mutual Recovery’ Programme. My research focuses on creative practice within the Forensic Mental Health setting.
Humanities Subjects
- Philosophy
Health Care Areas
- Allied health professions
- Behavioural health
- Community health
- Health facilities
- Health policy
- Health Science
- Healthcare
- Healthcare providers
- Healthy cities
- Healthy communities
- Healthy environment
- Mental health
- Positive thinking
- Problem solving
- Psychology
- Public health
- Recovery
- Social well-being