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Dr Rachel Turnbull

Programme Lead for Healthy Happy Places @AHSN_NENC. Urban Planning & Architecture degree. Doctor of Clinical Psychology.

Dr. Rachel Turnbull is the Programme Manager for the Healthy Happy Places initiative at Health Innovation North East and North Cumbria (HI NENC). She has a strong background in both clinical psychology and urban planning, holding a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology and a degree in Urban Planning and Architecture. With over 12 years of experience in project management and service improvement, Dr. Turnbull focuses on the intersection of mental health and the built environment.

Professional Background

  • Role: Programme Manager for Healthy Happy Places
  • Focus Areas: Mental health, urban design, and community wellbeing.
  • Experience: More than 12 years in healthcare innovation, project management, and service improvement roles.

Healthy Happy Places Programme

Dr. Turnbull leads the Healthy Happy Places programme, which aims to explore how urban design can promote mental health and wellbeing. This initiative fosters collaboration among various sectors, including the NHS, public health, urban planning, and architecture. The programme seeks to create environments that support healthy living and community engagement in the North East and North Cumbria region.123

Interests

Her interests lie in understanding how urban environments can be designed to enhance community well-being and support thriving communities. This includes advocating for spaces that are not only functional but also enjoyable and supportive of mental health.12

Highlights

Apr 27 · linkedin

Trauma Informed Arts Event being delivered by Angela Kennedy FRSA @innovating for wellbeing

May 18, 2024, 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM Edinburgh, Saxe Coburg St, Edinburgh EH3, UK A opportunity to reflect on the ways in which the arts supports transformation from personal and collective traumas

May 5 · linkedin

Come along to join us on our next #healthyhappyplaces webinar.

🕐 Thursday 18th May, 1-3pm GMT (with an optional conversation and networking session 3-3:30pm)

➡ Register at https://bit.ly/42vG7EP

Really delighted that Hannah Waterson from the National Centre for Creative Health (NCCH) can join us, as well as the wonderful artist, Louise Nolan from Make it Glasgow CIC, and we'll be presenting our projects from North Tyneside alongside the brilliant Elijah Young and Eilis McGowan (she/her) from Mustard Stories CIC.

All of our previous webinars are also available here for anyone who would like to take a peek at some of our other topics: https://bit.ly/3NDkQot

#creative #health #artist #arts #placemaking Holly Hare Timothy David Crawshaw

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Location

Newcastle Upon Tyne, England, United Kingdom