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How pitmen can help us understand challenging relationships

How pitmen can help us understand challenging relationships The recent news that The Pitmen Painters which began life at Newcastle’s Live Theatre before moving to the National Theatre and Broadway has found another lease of life on London’s West End reminded
What impact do the words we (almost) see have on our outlook on life?

What impact do the words we (almost) see have on our outlook on life? I was always struck by the way Derren Brown managed to subliminally shape his audiences' responses by using strategically placed words. For example, if he wanted a victim to seemingly
Walking the recovery talk

Walking the recovery talk On Friday I went to a debate hosted by Mike Weatherley, MP for Hove and Portslade. It followed hot on the heels of a drug policy roundtable convened by Caroline Lucas MP, in whose Brighton Pavilion constituency I live. On Friday I
Ed Miliband's Speech Highlights Labour's Eternal Division

Ed Miliband's Speech Highlights Labour's Eternal Division Ed Miliband's speech has at least got him noticed - lots of juicy and provocative themes to get the media talking. But I can't help thinking that the whole tone and thrust of the speech highlights
Interrupting the flow

Interrupting the flow As the dust begins to settle on the aftermath of what was an entirely unexpected, though for many unsurprising, wave of rioting in the UK, there are likely to be many policymakers, journalists and other social commentators coming to
Values, the arts and us

Values, the arts and us PIRC, the authors of the Common Cause Handbook have really drawn me into their recent provocation that one of the most overlooked factors in encouraging a change in behaviours is consideration of the set of ‘values’ that motivate
The Little Things - or are they?

The Little Things - or are they? I’ve been thinking about the role of the arts in helping to heal traumatised communities this week and how little things like humour, sweeping the streets and free sandwiches or seemingly simple things like notice boards up
Take Me To...

Take Me To... So what is it that brings total strangers together, against all the odds, to meet and share very personal perspectives on their own lives and where they live? So what is it that brings total strangers together, against all the odds, to meet
One pathway to recovery. Glen's story - in his words

One pathway to recovery. Glen's story - in his words Last week we launched the Whole Person Recovery report which brought together the findings and activities of the first two phases of the Whole Person Recovery Project. Last week we launched the Whole
It ain’t broke; merely punctured

It ain’t broke; merely punctured The phrase that's stuck in my mind since our debate on design education in September is Sam Hecht’s deceptively simple observation that students seem to have lost the ability to understand why things are the way they are. For

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How pitmen can help us understand challenging relationships

What impact do the words we (almost) see have on our outlook on life?

Walking the recovery talk

Ed Miliband's Speech Highlights Labour's Eternal Division

Interrupting the flow

Values, the arts and us

The Little Things - or are they?

Take Me To...

One pathway to recovery. Glen's story - in his words

It ain’t broke; merely punctured