Creative Health

We provide children’s and young people’s creative spaces, school outreach, adult wellbeing art sessions, and corporate team-care workshops, all designed to empower, reduce isolation, and build community through accessible, therapeutic creativity.

 

Joyti Kaur is a British-Punjabi Sikh artist and community practitioner whose work focuses on creative health, emotional expression, cultural healing, and social connection. Drawing on lived experience, her visual storytelling explores identity, memory, trauma, and healing, inviting audiences to process emotions, find catharsis and solidarity, and normalise open conversations around mental health, belonging, and wellbeing.

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Her inclusive, community-based practice offers self-led holistic wellbeing workshops for children and young people, schools, adults, communities, and corporate teams. Using participatory approaches such as scratch-art therapy boards, sensory art, nature-based sessions, and collaborative workshops, she supports grounding, mindfulness, trauma recovery, empowerment, and social connection. Working with organisations including the NHS, RSPB, charities, gurdwaras, banks, and community groups, her work sits at the intersection of creativity, climate justice, and health equity, providing preventative, community-led approaches that strengthen wellbeing, reduce isolation, and build resilient, connected communities.