The Art of Connection: How Creativity can help our Mental Health | Kate Moore | TEDxTralee

Kate Moore is an artist and writer from Tralee, County Kerry, and a graduate of MTU Kerry. She is passionate about writing and theatre, and her work has been performed onstage at Siamsa Tire, the Everyman, Cork Arts Theatre and by UCC Dramat.
Kate is also very passionate about mental health, and had an article detailing her personal experience published in the Irish Times in 2019.
She believes in the power of creativity and art to change lives. You can find her on Twitter. Kate Moore is an artist and writer from Tralee, County Kerry, and a graduate of MTU Kerry. She is passionate about writing and theatre, and her work has been performed onstage at Siamsa Tire, the Everyman, Cork Arts Theatre and by UCC Dramat.
Kate is also very passionate about mental health, and had an article detailing her personal experience published in the Irish Times in 2019.
She believes in the power of creativity and art to change lives and is looking forward to discussing this with the TEDX Tralee audience in October. You can find her on Twitter. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@ConfidentPresenting]

Many congratulations Kate on your excellent TEDx talk. Anyone suffering from panic attacks, this will change lives.

[@BryanCarrKerry]

Well done Kate; Fantastic presentation and we were so delighted to have you involved.....up the Kingdom!

[@briancannon1704]

Thank you Kate! You helped me learn why i seem to relax when I'm being creative. I find connection!

[@katieclifford9331]

So so beyond proud of you! This is an amazing talk, and so important for others to see and experience. This is such an important thing you've done! You're amazing 💜

[@MentalHealthandWellness-dr6by]

There is a reason that in mental hospitals utilize art and music therapy. Getting emotions out through creativity can be healing.

[@jamesfinnegan7924]

Kate - You know what I think about your talk. Well Done and Kindest Wishes 💛

[@LaerkeNissen]

Wauw... You are so brave and I absolutely love your talk. You are an amazing sweet and brilliant person Kate. Much love to you from Amsterdam. Laerke Nissen

[@annemoore6434]

Well done Kate very proud of you

[@chthonickore]

Congrats Kate we're all proud of you!

[@markahearne3280]

Thank you Kate. I'm agoraphobic and suffer with panic and social anxiety.

[@pratitid]

Very brave ! Love your honest story. Learnt a lot.

[@aine1597]

great stuff Kate!

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Well done, and admire your courage!

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Never seen anyone braver...

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