Monday, 7 September, 2009
Tuesday, 8 September, 2009
Wednesday, 9 September, 2009
Thursday, 10 September, 2009
Friday, 11 September, 2009
Monday, 7 September, 2009
(pre-conference Master class)*
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 9:30-10am | Registration & Coffee [Main Reception Area] |
| 10am-5pm | Master class: Carole Tarlington, Canada (Playbuilding for Healthier Communities: A Play in Day) [Isham Dark Studio] Includes light lunch and refreshments |
| 7pm | Dinner (optional extra) Venue TBA |
Tuesday, 8 September, 2009
| Time | Activity |
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| 9:30-11am | Registration & Coffee [Main Reception Area] |
| 11-11:10am | Conference begins: Welcome by Cath Poyser & Dr Ross Prior (Conference convenors) Welcome address: Paul Middleton, Dean of the School of The Arts & Dr. Sue Allen, Dean of the School of Health, The University of Northampton [Main Hall] |
| 11:10 -12noon | Opening keynote: Dr Alida Gersie - UK [Main Hall] |
| 12noon-12:55pm | Lunch & book browsing, poster viewing M[ain Reception Area] |
| 1-1:50pm | Keynote: Dr Philip Taylor - USA [Main Hall] |
| 2-3:40pm | Papers |
| Session A: [MR 5] Stephen Clift - England - The arts and global health inequities Moira Toomey - Canada - Window to the Soul: Art and Transformation in Cancer Treatment Theo Stickley - England - Mental Health Promotion through Community Arts |
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| Session B: [MR 33] Josie Aston - England - Arts co-ordinators: an accidental profession? Lisa Dowler - England - Improvising on the Ward Grete dalum-Tilds - England - The place for art and suffering in Hospital? |
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| Session C: [MR 34] Brigid Schutz - South Africa - Puppets to the Rescue Teresa A. Fisher & Leslie L. Smith - USA - Strengthening the Bridge Gordon Bilbrough - South Africa - Playing For Keeps |
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| Session D: [MR 36] Nikki Clayton - England - Opening Minds: Mental Health, Creativity and the Open Museum Project Jeanette Allan - Scotland - Lead a Festival, Who Me? Chris Rawlence - England - Dynamics of Dependency on Camera |
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| 3:40-3:55pm | Coffee Break [Main Reception Area] |
| 4-5pm | Performance: Playbuilding for Healthier Communities (Dir. Carole Tarlington) [Isham Dark Studio] |
| 5-5:45pm | London Arts & Health Network Forum Chair: Damian Hebron, Director of LAHF [Main Hall] |
| 5:50-6:15pm | Poster Presentations - Helen Taylor, Sarah Woolf, Katie Racokzi, Ruth Price, Angeles Fiallo Monterro, Sarah Cocks, Marcella Purnell, Michele McMorrow, Emma Ross & Pat Finnegan [Boardroom] |
| Different Journeys - Andrew Shaw, Fundraising Coordinator, CAN-drugs, alcohol and homelessness [Main Reception Area] |
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| 6.15-6.30pm | Free time |
| 6:30-7.15pm | Opening of gallery exhibition, wine and Canapés provided [Gallery] |
| 7.20pm | Transportation to dinner venue [Meet at Main Reception Area] |
| 7.30-9pm | Dinner: F & M Restaurant, 40 Bridge Street Northampton |
| 9pm-late | Conference Club Bar Upstairs at F & M Bar Entertainment: Rob Gee, performance poet, comic, workshop leader and 'reformed psychiatric nurse' Note: taxis will depart from F & M at times to be advised. Delegates are also welcome to make their own way back to Avenue Campus. |
Wednesday, 9 September, 2009
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 8-9am | Breakfast |
| 9-9.20am | Registration for Day-only delegates Workshop sign-up (All Delegates) [Main Reception Area] |
| 9.30-10.20am | Keynote: Dr Frances Reynolds - UK [Main Hall] |
| 10.20-10.40am | Coffee & book browsing [Main Reception Area] |
| 10.40am-12.15pm | Workshops |
| W1 - Esther Walker Tess Allen - Scotland - Disseminating research through storytelling [MR 5] |
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| W2 - Galia Boneh, Iddi Saaka, John Hamilton - USA - Make Art/Stop AIDS – Africa Initiative [Main Hall] |
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| W3 - Nick Clements - Wales - Tribe, Community and Creativity [MR 8] |
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| W4 - Mike Lowis - England - Humour therapy [MR 7] |
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| W5 - Jeffrey Tan - Singapore - Drama exploring Healthcare [Isham Light Studio] |
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| W6 - Linda Wheildon - England - More than words can say: From Image to action [MR 1] |
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| 12.15-1.20pm | Lunch & book browsing, poster viewing [Main Reception Area and Boardroom] |
| 1.30-3.10pm | Papers |
| Session E: [MR 5] Katherine Boydell - Canada - Research Based Dance As Knowledge Translation Helen Zigmond - Australia - Good for the Soul and Good for Health Sven van Geel - Belgium - The wisdom of the owl |
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| Session F: [MR 36] Jill Hayes - England - Creative Approaches to Dementia Care Stephen Clift - England - Community singing groups for health and wellbeing Jenny Elliott, David Grant, Susan Morison - Northern Ireland - Creative Ageing |
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| Session G: [MR 34] Roger Wooster - Wales - Theatre in Education: more than just a message Katharine Low - England - Risk-taking, sexual health and applied theatre: positive or dangerous outcomes? Valerie Kaneko Lucas - England - Hidden Voices: Working with Survivors of Domestic Violence |
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| Session H: [MR 33] Jill Riley - Wales - Creativity shaping textile-making K.A. Finlay et al - England - Audio-analgesia and Pain Management Jessica Bockler & Elizabeth Lovell - England - Creative Alternatives: Medicine for the Soul |
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| 3.10-3.25pm | Coffee Break [Main Reception Area] |
| 3.30-5pm | Workshops |
| W7 - Rod Paton - England - Lifemusic – connecting people to time [MR 36] |
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| W8 - Jane Bentley - Scotland - Rythym-Based musical intervention: the basics [MR 1] |
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| W9 - Mark Wentworth - Portugal - The Hero’s Journey – In search of Black Gold [MR 8] |
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| W10 - A. Diedrich, C. Johns, A. Nunes, A. Price - England - Climbing Walls [MR 7] |
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| W11 - Nick Rowe - England - Out of Character: a performance and workshop [Main Hall] |
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| W12 - Clare Williams - England - MerseyBEAT: A workshop in the therapeutic benefits of reading in relation to depression and well-being [MR 34] |
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| 5-6pm | Free time & networking (Meeting of JAAH Board members in MY120 at 5:20pm-5:50pm) |
| 6-6.25pm | Introduction & Brief Tour of Portfolio Innovation Centre, Avenue Campus [Portfolio Innovation Centre] |
| 6.25-6.45pm | Journal of Applied Arts and Health: official launch with cocktail reception [Portfolio Innovation Centre] |
| 7pm-late | Dinner & Conference Club Cabaret: Isham Studios (on campus) Entertainment provided including Comedy Asylum followed by music by The High Sierras with special guest Vikki Clayton [Isham Dark Studio] |
Thursday, 10 September, 2009
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 8-9am | Breakfast |
| 9-9.20am | Registration for Day-only delegates & Coffee Workshop & Performance sign-up [Main Reception Area] |
| 9.30-10.20am | Keynote: Prof Shaun McNiff - USA [Main Hall] |
| 10.25-11am | Narratives |
| N1 - Lydia Towsey - England - Showcase Live [MR 5] |
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| N2 - Tamara Donn, Wendy Grant & Sue - England - Birth Art Cafe [MR 34] |
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| N3 - Malcolm Learmoth - England - Developing a training model for artists in health [MR 36] |
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| N4 - Ann Loach & Fiona Meagher - England - A community based pottery project: promoting positive mental health [MR 8] |
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| N5 - Simon Tipping - England - Me and my cancer [MR 1] |
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| N6 - Betsan Corkhill - England - Exploring the Effects of Knitting on the Experience of Chronic Pain [MR 33] |
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| N7 - Doran George - USA - Film-making as a creative process for people with Alzheimer's and their spouses [MR 57] |
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| 11-11.20am | Coffee Break [Main Reception Area] |
| 11.25am-12.30pm | Performances/shared work: |
| Dancing with Difference, Dance Voice, Bristol [Isham Light] |
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| Creating Radical Transformation, ESC, Tom Magill [Main Hall] |
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| A Dog with a Tail at Both Ends, ARTE, A.N. Williams [MR 1] |
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| Prison? Charlie Ryder, Anne Peaker Centre [MR 7] |
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| 12.30-1.20pm | Lunch, book browsing, poster viewing [Main Reception Area and Boardroom] |
| 1.30-3.10pm | Papers |
| Session I: [MR 33] Caspar Jones & Selena Nylander - England - A Space to Give Birth in Carol Bristow & Bev Lamey - England - The Role of the Service User in Design Rosalind Pearmain - England - Transformative Spaces |
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| Session J: [MR 36] Judy Rollins - USA - Art Talks: Children’s Thoughts about Hospitals Christina Nunez - Italy - The Photo: Self-Portrait as a Tool for Self- Therapy Andrew Williams - England - Taking for a Walk ‘A Dog with a Tail at Both Ends’ |
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| Session K: [MR 34] Mark Seton - Australia - ‘Post-dramatic stress?’ Lucinda Jarrett - England - Performing our Lives Zoe Zontou - England - Applied and Social Theatre with Problem Drug & Alcohol Users: Transformation or Transportation? |
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| 3.10-3.25pm | Coffee Break [Main Reception Area] |
| 3:30-5pm | Workshops |
| W13 - Lucinda Jarrett - England - Movement in Still Life [MR 1] |
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| W14 - Teresa Fisher - USA - Understanding Obesity through Theatre [MR 7] |
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| W15 - Miranda Tufnell - England - GETTING IN TOUCH – movement, place and story [Isham Light] |
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| W16 - Jane Turner - Straying into Science: Creating Emergent Organisms [MR 8] |
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| W17 - Christopher Johns - England - My mother’s dying: a lament on caring shame [Main Hall] |
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| W18 - Simon Tipping - England - What gets you out of bed in the morning? [MR 36] |
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| 5.15-6pm | Plenary Session: Future Agendas & Debates Chair: Dr Ross Prior Panel includes: Dr Alida Gersie - UK, Damian Hebron - UK, Prof. Shaun McNiff - USA, Dr Philip Taylor - USA [Main Hall] |
| 6-6.50pm | Free time & Networking |
| 6.50pm | Depart for dinner venue (7 minute walk – please see an ambassador if this is problematic) [Meet at Main Reception Area] |
| 7-10pm | Farewell Banquet & Conference Club: Jade Restaurant, Racecourse Pavilion, Kettering Road Conference Close Return to Avenue Campus at your leisure in groups |
Friday, 11 September, 2009
(post-conference Master class)*
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 9:30-10am | Registration & coffee [Main Reception Area] |
| 10am-4pm | Master class: Prof Shaun McNiff, USA Total expression: Integrating all of The Arts in therapy Includes light lunch and refreshments [Isham Light] |
* Master classes sessions are in addition to the conference and cost.