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...children, it's all OK. And no one really allows you to be that sad about it. SPEAKER 2: You used the word grieving. Why? SPEAKER 1: Because it is a sadness. It's this place where you don't understand and no one understands why because you haven't lost anything, but we have lost the dream of being mothers. It's something we had-- a lot of women from childhood, we were...

...wellbeing, whether in the present day or as part of historical research. While formal arts therapies have been in use for some decades, more recently health professionals and others have begun to recognise the broader role the arts might play in supporting society to stay well. This collection explores a variety of ways in which the arts, health and wellbeing intersect....

...experience... Instructions For best results, use a modern web browser. Upgrade to the latest version of Internet Explorer or try a free alternative like Google Chrome, Firefox or Safari. Mae'r adnodd yma hefyd ar gael yn Gymraeg. | This resource is also available in Welsh. If you want to learn more about the research behind this interactive, check out www.natsal.ac.uk...

...research links... Making Faces Open University cognitive psychologist Graham Pike describes how his interest in facial compositing has led to a collaboration resulting in a computer based tool, called Efit V. This tool might transform the process of identifying police suspects. It is being developed to allow law enforcement agencies to produce images of criminal suspects...