“Engaging with arts and crafts is accessible and affordable ... creating arts and crafting is therapeutic for people with mental health conditions, the general population has been understudied ...

It’s not news that many people turn to arts and crafts for the mental health benefits. However, most studies on its outcomes have focused on clinical patients and the effects of specific activities.

This might come as a complete surprise since I wrote a book called Shitty Craft Club, but my one good thing everyone can do to improve their mental health is ... that making art isn’t about ...

ALTON Creativity and mental health advocacy come together in an inspiring collaboration between Mooneyham Art, The Milton Schoolhouse, and Centerstone.

An emerging innovation in college mental health is providing students opportunities to engage in arts related programs, either on campus or in the local community.