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Roger Farrell

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Roger is a qualitative researcher working at the intersection of the creative arts and medical humanities. His research interests include creativity, the impact of cultural resources on mental health trajectories, working with communities of children and young people, autistic people, and people with learning disabilities.

He is currently working on EQUIP, a project investigating medication optimisation with people with learning disabilities, as part of the NIHR Mental Health Group at the University of Plymouth.

Previous projects include the NIHR funded ORIGIN project that involves co-designing and testing an online arts and culture intervention for anxiety and depression in diverse people aged 16-24.

Academic qualifications

Design, and creative and performing arts, Doctorate, Collective creativity in childhood: exploring pathways between socio-dramatic imaginary play and the changing landscape of structured drama., University of Exeter

Award Date: 20 May 2024

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