RCPsych's ARTSIG presents: The Sublimation Exhibit - Episode 2

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Welcome to 'The Sublimation Exhibit', the new podcast from the Art and Psychiatry Special Interest Group (ARTSIG). This podcast explores the interface between the arts and psychiatry, exploring ideas around staying creative in mental health. In Episode 2, Dr Alan Baban (RCPsych ARTSIG Chair) interviews Dr Glenn Roberts, the 'story gatherer' for the new book Personally Speaking, about his journey, the importance of stories and storytelling in mental health, and the publication of Personally Speaking: Stories from Psychiatrists.

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