I am delighted to be performing with Jennifer Trijo for this event. I have been a fan of her original music for a long time and to be asked to perform some of it with her is thrilling!

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We know that arts and creativity are among our most powerful assets, playing essential roles in our health and well-being. Join us for the Arts and Wellbeing Forum where we will discuss the positive effects of arts and creativity on mental health and wellbeing. Panel discussions, artist performances and a networking luncheon will be presented on the day

Panellists:

• Dr Tully Barnett, Senior Lecturer in Creative Industries, Flinders University
• Scotia Monkivitch, Executive Officer, Creative Recovery Network
• Sophie Dunstone, Co-founder, Light ADL
• Graeme Bennett, South Australia Manager, ABC Radio
• Jennifer Trijo, Performing Artist

After the panel session, be entertained by performer Jennifer Trijo, author of the critically acclaimed show Someday – a Mindful Cabaret, who is passionate about how the arts came to improve psychological wellbeing.

Book now. Tickets on sale until 4 October or until sold out. $50