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What kinds of collective care practices can nourish and replenish us emotionally and politically? This research seeks to politicise care and place the emphasis on interdependence rather than independence. (read more)

How do pubs impact older men’s social connections? One group of researchers wanted to learn more. (read more)

Can both productive stitch and subversive stitch be understood as therapeutic? This research seeks to explore the role of sewing in 19th century asylums and their relevance to contemporary wellbeing. (read more)

How do you create sensitive and authentic cinematic representations of grief? This practice-as-research project attempts to empathetically represent lived experiences of grief on screen using the formal elements of film language (cinematography, mise-en-scène, sound design, etc). (read more)

How can we explore different methods of engaging people with dementia in research? What do people with dementia think of diagnosis services? (read more)

How can you reduce anxiety for older people transitioning into care? This research looks to co-create moments of connection with the people and spaces that will make up future residents' new homes. (read more)

Can you apply narrative methodology to real life GP consultations and patient histories? This project will use storytelling to create a toolkit that will improve communication when giving and receiving medical histories. (read more)

Can handling 'playful things' provide focus and relieve anxiety? Students are increasingly seeking mental health support – most commonly for anxiety disorders. This research will explore how touch can be a tool for relieving anxiety. (read more)