The podcast explores how creativity can support mental health, emotional wellbeing, and a sense of belonging, with a focus on underrepresented communities. It serves as a platform for creative health facilitators, practitioners, participants and individuals from underrepresented communities to share their experiences, approaches, and insights, while also engaging a broader audience of practitioners, educators, funders, and allies who want to learn about diversity, inclusion, and culturally informed creative health practice. In our Resources Corner, we share the latest funding, events, and news from the creative health world—helping you access the opportunities you might not have known existed. The podcast provides a space where people can explore and identify what creative health means to them, helping the field feel accessible rather than alien.
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The Voices of Creative Health is a arts podcast hosted by Jennifer Leslie, with 27 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Jennifer Leslie hosts The Voices of Creative Health, a arts show with 27 episodes published.
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Episode #8
S.2 Episode 8: Creative Health in Action: Community, Connection & Dungeons & Dragons with Daniel
Sep 15, 202645 minS2
Summary In this episode, Dan shares his journey from participant to practitioner, exploring innovative community-based creative health projects at the Amelia Scott. Discover how creative activities like Dungeons and Dragons can foster wellbeing, inclusivity, and community resilience. Keywords creative health, community spaces, Dungeons and Dragons, wellbeing, inclusive practices, Amelia Scott, mental health, arts in community, creative workshops, social impact Connect with Dan Instagram Chapters 00:00 — From Participant to Practitioner 00:53 — The Amelia Scott: A Space for Creative Health 08:27 — The Role of Community Spaces 12:30 — Dungeons & Dragons as Creative Health 18:14 — The Impact of Role-Playing Games 20:50 — Building Sustainable & Inclusive Communities 23:23 — Lessons from Facilitating Dungeons & Dragons 28:29 — Choice & Evaluating Creative Health 30:20 — Sustaining the Creative Health Workforce 33:23 — What Does Creative Health Mean to You? Resources Funding Greenwich Healthier Communities Fund - Micro Grant Deadline: 14th December 2026 Amount £500 - £5,000 Link: Micro Grants - Groundwork Events Event Name: Art Cure: The science of how the arts transform our health Date: 5th October Link: Art Cure: The science of how the arts transform our health Tickets, Monday 5 October • 7 PM - 8:30 PM | Eventbrite News NCCH - Creative Health Research Round-Up 2026 Deadline: 11:59pm on Sunday 13th December 2026. National Centre for Creative Health Additional Resources Warwick Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale Daniel’s Episode: From Participant to Creative Health Practitioner Creative Health | The Amelia Scott NCCH_RSPH-Creative-Health-Research-Round-Up-2025.pdf National Centre for Creative Health Charlies Angels Dungeons and Dragons for Women at The Amelia Connect with Jen Email: Thevoicesofcreativehealth@outlook.com Instagram: @thevoicesofcreativehealth LinkedIn: Jennifer Leslie
S.2 Episode 7: Belonging at the Heart of Creative Health – with Dr Jane Hearst - NCCH
Sep 8, 20261h 19mS2
Summary In this episode, I speak with Dr Jane Hearst about sustaining the creative health workforce. We explore the role of the National Centre for Creative Health (NCCH), the importance of belonging, diversity and lived experience, and the evolving landscape of creative health roles. Keywords Creative Health, Workforce Sustainability, NCCH, Policy, , Belonging, Diversity, Chapters 00:00 Sustaining Creative Health 02:57 Jane Hearst & NCCH 08:57 People, Belonging & Inclusion 24:02 Lived Experience & Community 30:06 Building a Sustainable Workforce 49:30 Systems, Funding & The Future Connect with Jane LinkedIn Instagram YouTube NCCH LinkedIn (NCCH) YouTube (NCCH) Bluesky (NCCH) Resources Corner Funding Org: Laughology Link: Happiness Fund | Laughology Events Org: Southwark Culture Health & Wellbeing Partnership (SCHWeP) Link: SCHWeP September network event Tickets, Tuesday, September 29 • 9:30 AM - 1 PM | Eventbrite News Janes book Creative Health in Systems: The People, Priorities, and Challenges Sha Discount code: 26SME3 Additional Resources Young Leaders for Arts and Health National Centre for Creative Health Culture Health and Wellbeing Alliance LENs - Lived Experience Network Creating Mental wellbeing Podcast The Creative Medicine Podcast Creative Health Stories with Laura Bailey Anti Racism in Creative Health Jen Instagram LinkedIn
S.2 Episode 6: Who Holds the Practitioner in Creative Health? – with Jane Willis
Sep 1, 20261h 5mS2
Summary In this conversation, we speak with Jane Willis and explore the intersection of creativity and health, discussing Jane's personal journey in creative health, the importance of supporting practitioners, and the emotional labour involved in creative work. Jane emphasises the need for safe spaces, community support, and the role of mentoring and coaching in fostering creativity and well-being. Keywords Creative Health, Emotional Wellbeing, Mentoring, Coaching, Community Support, Reflective Practice, Emotional Labour, Safe Spaces, Creative Outlets, Personal Journey supervision, reflective practice Connect with Jane Willis Instagram: Jane_willis_bristol LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jane-willis/ A Place To Write (Jane’s weekly co-writing sessions) https://www.janewillis.co.uk/reflective-co-writing Coaching with Jane Willis https://www.janewillis.co.uk/finding-your-way Resources Corner Fund: Haringey Unearthed Link: Haringey Unearthed | Haringey London Borough Culture 2027 Events Name of Event: Creative Industries Festival 2026 Link: Creative Industries Festival 2026 - General Admission Tickets, Multiple dates | Eventbrite Name of Event: ARCH Webinar: Cultural Contagion - Time, Being and Ill-being Link: ARCH Webinar: Cultural Contagion - Time, Being and Ill-being Tickets, Wednesday, September 9 • 1 PM - 2 PM GMT+1 | Eventbrite News Creative Health Inclusive Wandsworth Community Network (CHIC) Link to membership: CHIC (Creative Health Inclusive Community) Network- membership sign up Additional information : Launch Event: Link: Creative Health Inclusive Community Wandsworth Network - St Georges Hospital Charity Additional Resources Training | CHWA Creative Health Quality Framework Connect with Jen Instagram: @thevoicesofcreativehealth LinkedIn: Jennifer Leslie
S.2 Episode 5: From Participant to Creative Health Practitioner: with Daniel H
Aug 25, 202655 minS2
Content note: This episode touches briefly on mental health and a difficult personal experience. Please take care while listening. Summary What happens when someone who has experienced the transformative power of creativity and art goes on to become a creative health practitioner? In this episode of The Voices of Creative Health , Daniel shares his inspiring journey from participant to practitioner, reflecting on how creativity, community and lived experience shaped his path into creative health. Daniel reflects on the importance of feeling seen, finding purpose, and how his own experiences now inform the way he supports others. His story is a powerful reminder that lived experience can become a source of strength, empathy and leadership within the creative health workforce. As part of our Season 2 theme, Sustaining the Creative Health Workforce , this conversation explores one of the many pathways into creative health and celebrates the value that people with lived experience bring to the sector. Keywords Creative health, community, wellbeing, art therapy, mental health, creative practice, community engagement, mental health support, creative health workforce, personal growth, pathways Connect With Dan Instagram: Instagram Resources Corner Funding Organisation: Culture Croydon Name of Grant: Croydon Loves You 2026 – Round 2 Deadline: September 17th 5pm Link: Croydon Loves You 2026 - Culture Croydon % Additional Information: Croydon Loves you 2026 Q&A Session Tuesday 3rd September 2-3pm Virtual Link to register Croydon Loves You 2026 Q&A Session Events Organisation: School of Arts & Creative Industries Name of Event: Creative Health in Newham: From Citizen Voice to Neighbourhood Delivery Date: Friday 4th September Time: 10:00 -1pm Location: Docklands campus Living Library Cost: Free Link: Creative Health in Newham: From Citizen Voice to Neighbourhood Delivery Tickets, Friday, September 4 • 10 AM - 1 PM | Eventbrite News Creative Health training, with Culture Croydon Creative Health Quality Framework Workshop 3 Date: Tuesday 8th September Time: 10:00 -12:00 Virtual Free Link to register and find when there are more training offers Creative Health Training - Culture Croydon Please note: Training is available to people working in creative health in Croydon Additional Resources West Kent Mind West Kent Mind Home - West Kent Mind Mind We're Mind, the mental health charity | Mind
Season 2 Episode 3: Discovering Creative Health Education: What Opportunities Are Out There?
Aug 11, 202613 min
Jen About Town Episode 3: Discovering Creative Health Education: What Opportunities Are Out There? Summary In this episode, Jen explores the growing opportunities available for people wanting to learn more about creative health. She reflects on the importance of education, professional development and accessible learning pathways in supporting a growing and evolving field. Jen shares an overview of her research exploring creative health educational resources across the UK, highlighting the range of opportunities available, from different levels of study and formats to varying time commitments and costs. This episode explores why creating opportunities to learn, develop and connect is an important part of sustaining the creative health workforce. Keywords Creative Health, Education, Workforce Development, Resources, UK, Dissertation, Learning Opportunities, Creative Practice, Professional Development, Accessibility Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Jennifer Leslie and the episode 02:02 Jennifer's personal creative health journey and recent activities 04:01 Overview of her dissertation on creative health educational resources 05:59 Findings from mapping 42 creative health resources across the UK 07:55 The importance of education for a sustainable creative health workforce 09:50 Details of two free online educational resources for creative health 11:53 Reflections on the future of creative health education and closing thoughts Additional Resources Mood Body Studios Instagram Short UCL Courses Arts, Culture and Heritage: Understanding their complex effects on our health | Short courses - UCL – University College London Culture, Health and Wellbeing: An Introduction | Short courses - UCL – University College London Jen’s details Connect with Jen Email: Thevoicesofcreativehealth@outlook.com Instagram: @thevoicesofcreativehealth LinkedIn: Jennifer Leslie
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