Ep. 3. Veronica Franklin Gould, Arts 4 Dementia and social prescribing referrals.
London Arts and Health Podcast: Arts, Health & WellbeingShow Notes
In our third episode, host Anna Woolf chats to Veronica Franklin Gould, the founder from Arts 4 Dementia. Arts 4 Dementia believes that people living with dementia and their carers have the right to enjoy life to the full. In this episode, Veronica talks specifically about the process of referrals in arts and culture on prescription, and gives advice on how to get referrals for your own arts on prescription programmes.
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