Qualitative findings from a systematic review: Visual arts engagement for adults with mental health conditions1
Alan Tomlinson(University of Miami), Christina Victor(Brunel University of London), Annette Payne(Brunel University of London), Norma Daykin(Canterbury Christ Church University), Jack Lane(University of Brighton), Lily Grigsby‐Duffy(Brunel University of London), Guy Julier(University of Brighton), Alistair John(Brunel University of London), A. Cassandra Golding(Brunel University of London), Catherine Meads(Anglia Ruskin University), Tess Kay(Brunel University of London), Louise Mansfield(Brunel University of London)
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