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Dundee Rep and Scottish Dance Theatre is proud to celebrate the 30th anniversary of its groundbreaking Dramatherapy service, a unique offering that has provided vital mental health and wellbeing support to thousands of individuals across Tayside and beyond since its inception in 1994.

This is a current, exciting NHS England (NHSE) Commission to support and develop Art, Drama, and Music Therapy for the future. BADth are collaborating with BAMT and BAAT on three significant projects to increase awareness and knowledge of our professions, design a modern and inclusive curriculum for our trainees and enhance career progression. Read the latest commission updates here.

We are pleased to invite you to contribute to a Special Issue of “The Arts in Psychotherapy” journal titled "Neuroscience, the Arts, and Therapy: From Therapeutic Factors to Mechanisms of Change."

We are inviting those who have experienced dramatherapy (or art or music therapy) to send in a voice note telling us about your experience, as part of our NHSE Commission to raise awareness of drama, art and music therapies and support more people in future.

The Primary Care Clinicians PhD programme will contribute to building a sustainable, multi-professional clinical academic workforce. The programme will underpin developments in primary care through evidence-based research. It will deliver a cadre of excellent primary care researchers who will support primary care to develop and thrive as it addresses future (and current) challenges.

The Cheshire & Merseyside, Cumbria & Lancashire and Greater Manchester Council for AHP Research (CAPHR) Hubs are offering bursaries to facilitate small scale research studies conducted and led by AHPs. The funding award will up to £1000, with applications for smaller amounts encouraged.

Free online conference hosted by the Community for Allied Health Professions Research (CAHPR). Wednesday 9th October 2024, 10.00 to 15.00.

CAHPR are hosting a free webinar to help you learn more about the VICTOR tool on 10th September 2024, 12.30 to 1.30pm.

This free webinar on the 23rd September (12.30-2pm) will provide guidance and support for developing plans and ideas and turning them into a project proposal. Guidance will also be provided for bursary applications offered by CAHPR.