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Four High-Impact Moves

For Arts and Creativity-Based Extended Learning Programs to Support Youth Mental Health & Well-Being
Based on Dr. Tasha Golden's research and writing

A companion to Dr. Tasha Golden's article "Arts-Based Strategies for Youth Mental Health".

Adam Yockey and a student at Co & So, Florence, Italy
Adam Yockey and student · Photo courtesy of Co & So, Florence, Italy
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Move from "Serving Youth" to Co-Creating with Youth

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Be Explicit About What You're Offering, and What You're Not

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Track Outcomes That Matter

Without over-medicalizing

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Build Partnerships That Strengthen the Ecosystem

Rather than carrying responsibility alone

About the Author

Tasha L. Golden, PhD is a public health researcher and arts strategist at the University of Florida Center for Arts in Medicine. Her work focuses on the role of arts, culture, and community in supporting youth wellbeing and mental health.

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