Dr Christina Reading is an independent artist and researcher working on a range of interdisciplinary, collaborative, creative research projects with undergraduates, postgraduates and the wider community. Dr Jess Moriarty is Principal Lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Brighton where she is co-director for the Centre of Arts and Wellbeing.

• Introduction: Our Own Creative RecoveryChapter 1: Why are we doing this? Walk 1: Stanmer Park to Chattri Memorial and backLooking backChapter 2: Accepting FearWalk 2: Brighton Marina to the Palace Pier and backOur Personal CreativityInspiration and Play: Enticing your creativity back into the openChapter 3: New IntentionsWalk 3: Chanctonbury Ring - The ReturnUsing your personal archives to reconnect with your creativityChapter 4: Embracing UncertaintyWalk 4: Balcombe Circular via Ardingly ReservoirWhose voice is it anyway? Accepting our inner criticSkipping past the inner critic: Image making and re-imaginingChapter 5: Covid DiariesReclaiming StoriesChapter 6: Passing Clouds - Keeping Creativity MovingFinal walk: Devil's Dyke to Ditchling Beacon and backIn Conversation - Why does this matter? Conclusion: The possibility of change

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Dr Christina Reading is an independent artist and researcher working on a range of interdisciplinary, collaborative, creative research projects with undergraduates, postgraduates and the wider community. Dr Jess Moriarty is Principal Lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Brighton where she is co-director for the Centre of Arts and Wellbeing.

• Introduction: Our Own Creative RecoveryChapter 1: Why are we doing this? Walk 1: Stanmer Park to Chattri Memorial and backLooking backChapter 2: Accepting FearWalk 2: Brighton Marina to the Palace Pier and backOur Personal CreativityInspiration and Play: Enticing your creativity back into the openChapter 3: New IntentionsWalk 3: Chanctonbury Ring - The ReturnUsing your personal archives to reconnect with your creativityChapter 4: Embracing UncertaintyWalk 4: Balcombe Circular via Ardingly ReservoirWhose voice is it anyway? Accepting our inner criticSkipping past the inner critic: Image making and re-imaginingChapter 5: Covid DiariesReclaiming StoriesChapter 6: Passing Clouds - Keeping Creativity MovingFinal walk: Devil's Dyke to Ditchling Beacon and backIn Conversation - Why does this matter? Conclusion: The possibility of change

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Dr Christina Reading is an independent artist and researcher working on a range of interdisciplinary, collaborative, creative research projects with undergraduates, postgraduates and the wider community. Dr Jess Moriarty is Principal Lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Brighton where she is co-director for the Centre of Arts and Wellbeing.

• Introduction: Our Own Creative RecoveryChapter 1: Why are we doing this? Walk 1: Stanmer Park to Chattri Memorial and backLooking backChapter 2: Accepting FearWalk 2: Brighton Marina to the Palace Pier and backOur Personal CreativityInspiration and Play: Enticing your creativity back into the openChapter 3: New IntentionsWalk 3: Chanctonbury Ring - The ReturnUsing your personal archives to reconnect with your creativityChapter 4: Embracing UncertaintyWalk 4: Balcombe Circular via Ardingly ReservoirWhose voice is it anyway? Accepting our inner criticSkipping past the inner critic: Image making and re-imaginingChapter 5: Covid DiariesReclaiming StoriesChapter 6: Passing Clouds - Keeping Creativity MovingFinal walk: Devil's Dyke to Ditchling Beacon and backIn Conversation - Why does this matter? Conclusion: The possibility of change

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