Fiona Hamilton specialises in poetry, life story, improvisational writing. She researches and teaches writing and its therapeutic applications as a way to understand, communicate, and live better.
Alongside her academic work as Director of Studies at Metanoia Institute she has extensive experience with diverse groups in community settings using arts practices to expand perspectives and combat stigma around health and illness, and to engage and connect people with each other and their creative expression.
Her recent publications cover themes of poetry and body/mind in Liric Journal (2022), 'habitations' in Axon: Creative Explorations (2019), the ground beneath our feet in Cornerstones (2018) and a play Dancing on the Rusty Brown Carpet (2020) about the healing power of dance and music.
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Alongside her academic work as Director of Studies at Metanoia Institute she has extensive experience with diverse groups in community settings using arts practices to expand perspectives and combat stigma around health and illness, and to engage and connect people with each other and their creative expression.
Her recent publications cover themes of poetry and body/mind in Liric Journal (2022), 'habitations' in Axon: Creative Explorations (2019), the ground beneath our feet in Cornerstones (2018) and a play Dancing on the Rusty Brown Carpet (2020) about the healing power of dance and music.
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