Allied Health Professions and their role in improving mental health and wellbeing: Reflection on the opportunities for AHPs to contribute to improving MH and WB in Wales and how one of the AHP professions, the arts therapies, responds to the 21st century challenges to meet service user needs

Blanka Hubena

Allied Health Professions and their role in improving mental health and wellbeing: Reflection on the opportunities for AHPs to contribute to improving MH and WB in Wales and how one of the AHP professions, the arts therapies, responds to the 21st century challenges to meet service user needs

Faculty of Life Sciences and Education

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Sep 2017
Event	Welsh Therapies Advisory Committee (WTAC) Symposium: Taking Wales Forward: Moving at Speed - Cardiff, United Kingdom Duration: 28 Sep 2017 → 28 Sep 2017

Conference

Conference	Welsh Therapies Advisory Committee (WTAC) Symposium
Abbreviated title	WTAC 2017
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	Cardiff
Period	28/09/17 → 28/09/17

Keywords

Welsh Therapies Advisory Committee
arts therapies
Wales
AHP

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Hubena, B. (2017). Allied Health Professions and their role in improving mental health and wellbeing: Reflection on the opportunities for AHPs to contribute to improving MH and WB in Wales and how one of the AHP professions, the arts therapies, responds to the 21st century challenges to meet service user needs. Paper presented at Welsh Therapies Advisory Committee (WTAC) Symposium, Cardiff, United Kingdom.

Hubena, Blanka. / Allied Health Professions and their role in improving mental health and wellbeing : Reflection on the opportunities for AHPs to contribute to improving MH and WB in Wales and how one of the AHP professions, the arts therapies, responds to the 21st century challenges to meet service user needs. Paper presented at Welsh Therapies Advisory Committee (WTAC) Symposium, Cardiff, United Kingdom.

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Hubena, B 2017, 'Allied Health Professions and their role in improving mental health and wellbeing: Reflection on the opportunities for AHPs to contribute to improving MH and WB in Wales and how one of the AHP professions, the arts therapies, responds to the 21st century challenges to meet service user needs', Paper presented at Welsh Therapies Advisory Committee (WTAC) Symposium, Cardiff, United Kingdom, 28/09/17 - 28/09/17.

Allied Health Professions and their role in improving mental health and wellbeing : Reflection on the opportunities for AHPs to contribute to improving MH and WB in Wales and how one of the AHP professions, the arts therapies, responds to the 21st century challenges to meet service user needs. / Hubena, Blanka.

2017. Paper presented at Welsh Therapies Advisory Committee (WTAC) Symposium, Cardiff, United Kingdom.

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper

Hubena B. Allied Health Professions and their role in improving mental health and wellbeing: Reflection on the opportunities for AHPs to contribute to improving MH and WB in Wales and how one of the AHP professions, the arts therapies, responds to the 21st century challenges to meet service user needs. 2017. Paper presented at Welsh Therapies Advisory Committee (WTAC) Symposium, Cardiff, United Kingdom.