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Webinar Feb 2024

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Thank you for attending the Arts-Focused Approaches to Public Health Communications Webinar with PHCC!
Be sure to grab my articles about art as a health research method here: Part 1 & Part 2.
And don’t forget these 2 free resources:

“How will we create communities where we can all be well?”

Cover page of a guide titled "Arts on Prescription: A Field Guide for US Communities," featuring a colorful abstract design at the top and logos of the Mass Cultural Council, Center for Arts in Medicine, and an artwork of Florida's outline with a brushstroke.
Cover page of a report titled 'Creating Healthy Communities Through Cross-Sector Collaboration' with colorful geometric shapes labeled 'Public Health,' 'Arts & Culture,' and 'Community Development.'

AND! See below for a few ways to work with me. I help leaders combine arts and health to advance wellbeing… and I’d love to help you tap into more creative assets to enhance communication and promote public health.

Book cover titled 'Arts and Health: Four Big Ways to Improve Health Through the Arts' by Tasha Golden, PhD. Features diverse illustrated group of people standing together. Quotes James Baldwin about making the world better.

Grab my free ebook (and my framework for arts +public health) by clicking the image above.

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Woman (Dr. Tasha Golden) with short hair speaking into a microphone during a panel discussion, sitting on a chair with a tablet on her lap, and a blue water bottle on a small table nearby.

I’ve trained thousands in my unique framework for mental health and trauma-informed practice. Build knowledge, confidence, and wellbeing for your teams and community. Click the image for more!

I speak and consult for organizations the globe—helping them expand their impact, tap underused resources, and engage their communities. Click the image for speaking details, or click here for consulting info!

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“Health is advanced at multiple levels.
The arts have relevance at all of them.”

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TASHA GOLDEN, PHD

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ABOUT TASHA GOLDEN, PhD

I’m an international speaker and consultant, a career singer/songwriter, and a public health scientist. I help leaders apply the science of creativity and wellbeing to grow their impact and ignite positive change.