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See all the work submitted at https://teapaw.org/t.co/NNbLq8ppEM Raising funds and promoting art as therapy for mental illness. Cards at https://teapaw.org/t.co/gooKGFjFvI

London, England
Joined March 2017
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Delighted to announce the themes for this year's InFinnity Project which are inspired by this piece - Eagle in Flight. There are three themes: FOCUS, STRENGTH, WINGS. See how to enter on the website and get creative - plenty of time closing date 31st August. #artistherapy pls RT
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Calling for entries into this year's InFinnity Project - based on this image - ‘Secret London’ Themes: are Landmarks, Transportation, Fantastic Beasts Deadline is 31st August 2026 - see website
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Kids these days...
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🚨 Living with mental illness can be hard. The negative attitudes of others make it harder. For #WorldMentalHealthDay, we’re fighting back against the stigma surrounding mental illness. Join us. Download your guide to help us end the judgement 👉 bit.ly/4ewDkBe
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It’s #WorldMentalHealthDay tomorrow and we want you to know that whatever you’re going through right now, we see you and we’re here for you. 💚 Talk to us on 116 123 📱
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We won't stop until the harmful cycle of stigma surrounding mental illness ends. #WorldMentalHealthDay
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It's World Mental Health Day and the results of this year's InFinnity Project are in. See who has been judged to represent the themes best at theinfinnityproject.uk/2024-… Congratulations to the Artists and thanks to all who have taken part this year.
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The results of this year's InFinnity Project will be announced on 10th October - World Mental Health Day. Thank you to all who have participated this year. The Judges were very impressed with the entries and the cards that have been printed as a result reflect their decision.
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We’re proud to support  @Rethink_ in their vital new campaign. Stigma and discrimination can deeply impact lives — we must work together to change the way mental illness is perceived.  #LetsRethink #MentalHealth
Living with a mental illness can be hard. The negative attitudes of others makes it harder. That's why we're launching our new anti-stigma campaign, #LetsRethink. Download your free guide to help us end the judgement around mental illness 👉 bit.ly/4ewDkBe
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Mental health has just topped the list of biggest health concerns, according to the 2024 @Ipsos Global Healthcare Monitor study. In England, over 2 million people are waiting for NHS mental health services. We need action.
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Let's end the judgement. #LetsRethink
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A Submission from Rachel Randle called You give me Strength - acrylic on paper A4 - still time to get your work in - see website for details #artistherapy #art4health #rethinkmentalillness. Closing date is Saturday 31st August!!
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Moving Over by Billie is submitted under the Wings theme - acrylic on paper A3 - #artistherapy #art4health #rethinkmentalillness - closing date this Saturday so please get involved -see website for details
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Another submission under the Wings theme from Rachel Randle called Hidden Wings, acrylic on paper.#artistherapy #artforall #art4health #rethinkmentalillness closing date 31st August - see website for full details
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💬 After forty years of experiencing the condition, Lucy was finally diagnosed with autism. She spoke to us about her neurodivergence, social anxiety and involvement with our Wiltshire Inclusion Service 👉 bit.ly/3AuEo9X
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Wings of the rainbow by Mark Whittaker is ink on paper submitted under the WINGS theme - #artistherapy #art4health #rethinkmentalillness - closing date for this year is 31st August! Hurry and submit...see website for details.
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A submission under the Wings theme from Lorraine Hempstead who is part of the Braintree Rethink Art Group. Acrylic on paper its called Flight of the Night. #artistherapy #art4health #rethinkmentalillness. Closing date 31st August so please send in your work asap. See website
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A submission under the Strength theme by Yvonne Taylor, from the Braintree Rethink Art Class. Pencil on paper. Called Eye of Strength. #artistherapy #art4health #rethinkmentalillness Closing date for entries 31 August 2024 - next week!!
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A Wing in Sight has been submitted under the Wings theme by Emily Mansfield-Bray. She attends the Braintree Rethink Art Group and says: Art helps me relax and I can talk to people like myself. Acrylic on canvas. #artistherapy #art4health #rethinkmentalillness
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🧵 THREAD (1/5) Lately, we've seen opinion pieces in national newspapers that criticise mental health awareness. We've also noticed the dismissal of so-called "liberal" approaches to supporting people severely affected by mental illness to live and thrive in their communities.
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