This is the 83rd of these pop up portrait sessions from over the last few years.
Thursday 11th April, 6:30pm – 8:30pm £3 admission.
3rd Floor Gallery Space, St Margaret’s House.
We are delighted this time to have the son of Reggie McAndrew, one of the other artists, sitting for us. Infact his portrait features in the exhibition and also on the Nak.Ed.Art flyer.
This event is limited to 10 people max and sign up is via The Safari Life Portrait Edinburgh Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/SafariLifePortraitEdinburgh/?tn-str=k*F
needs and abilities. At the heart of this is the acknowledgement of a therapeutic relationship which is based on trust, respect and confidentiality. It is not necessary to be able to play an instrument or to read music. Therapy can assist with aspects of communication, expression, interaction and mobility. Sessions might comprise improvising on percussion instruments, songwriting, singing, listening to music and, where appropriate, the development of skills.
issues, palliative care and forensic psychiatry. Sessions can be offered on an individual or small-group basis. James was the Programme Leader of the MSc Music Therapy (Nordoff Robbins) at Queen Margaret University from 2005-2013 and is currently a visiting lecturer at Edinburgh Napier University. He is also a composer and a choral conductor. James is registered with the Health and Care Professions Council. For further information or details of availability and costs please contact James on: 