On Your Doorstep
Abigail Tennant reflects on the importance of giving back to your community, even in small ways. With art by Alice Clark
Abigail Tennant reflects on the importance of giving back to your community, even in small ways. With art by Alice Clark
Jess Kershaw shares her journey to sobriety, and a deeper understanding of how alcohol is used to cope with daily life.
Jasmine Irving tells us how she finds contentment in bettering herself, for herself.
Tiffany Harmon created this chaotic, but playful and hopeful, piece of art to represent the miasma of emotions triggered by anxiety.
Ellen Common reflects on how Amelie prompted her to reconsider the idea and importance of giving to herself. With illustration by Max Campbell
Oscar Mitchell’s art piece explores the West of Scotland phrase, “given into trouble.”
Keisha Rowe talks about being pushed out of her comfort zone in art class, and how it shifted the way she feels about art and teaching.
Carol Ashe talks about creative expression, and the constancy of routine, and how they helped manage her schizophrenia diagnosis.
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