Black History Month: The relationship between art and mental health

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The College is celebrating Black History Month by exploring the relationship between Mental Health and the Arts. We've teamed up with author, poet, editor of BJPsych Muses, and psychiatrist, Dr. Dami Ajayi to create a series of content exploring the theme. For this podcast, we're delighted to introduce you to Oluwatunmise Oladapo Kuku, podcaster, life coach, and author of Living Mindfully A Journey to Being. Alongside Tunmise is Ms Praise Ogabi. Listen to their in-depth conversation where they share stories of dealing with mental illness, as well as their relationship with using art as a form of therapy.

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