Are you an artist interested in using your creative practice to support the mental well-being of vulnerable young people?
We invite artists from across Europe and beyond to participate in an asynchronous e-learning course developed within the Creative Europe project “Mental Prevention Through Artistic Skills (MPAS)”.
About the E-learning Course
This course is based on the MPAS Toolkit, which provides practical artistic activities and methodologies rooted in:
- Identity, belonging, and life purpose
- The “Art of Connection” (empathy, expression, vulnerability, generosity)
- Narrative and expressive arts approaches
Participants will:
- Access self-paced learning modules on an online platform
- Watch video tutorials explaining artistic activities
- Explore practical tools to work with young people on mental health prevention
- Learn how to create safe, inclusive, and creative spaces
Who Can Apply?
We are looking for:
- Artists from all disciplines (visual arts, theatre, dance, music, storytelling, etc.)
- Cultural practitioners and facilitators
- Individuals motivated to work with young people (18–30)
- Artists interested in mental health, well-being, and social impact
Previous experience in mental health is not required, but motivation to learn and engage is essential.
Certification
Participants who complete the course and successfully pass the final assessment will receive a Certificate of Attendance.
Why Participate?
By joining the course, you will:
- Gain practical skills to integrate art and mental health prevention
- Learn innovative methodologies applicable in workshops and community settings
- Become part of a European network of artists and practitioners
- Contribute to supporting young people’s well-being through creativity
How to Apply
Interested participants are invited to register through the following link:
https://forms.gle/VnRdhU3DPoZDHSJC9
Additional Information
The course is free of charge and part of the MPAS project, co-funded by the European Union under the Creative Europe Programme.