Dear Friends,
Another turbulent year is drawing to its close. We might not be able to turn the political tide, but together we can reach out to some of those who find themselves on the margins, in the shadows of an unkind world. We are more grateful than ever for your loyalty to this tiny charity enabling us to work with some of the most vulnerable for another year.
Our exhibition, Witness to Courage, featuring the work of three Street Talk art therapists has opened today.
The show is open to the public every day 9am til 6pm from now through to 31 January at Resource For London’s Green Bean Cafe and first floor exhibition room, 356 Holloway Road, N7 6PA.
We’re delighted to announce that Street Talk has been shortlisted for the 2020 Maxie Richards Addiction Award, a national prize dedicated to grassroots charities effectively supporting individuals affected by addiction, awarded by the Centre for Social Justice.
The Pieces of London photo exhibition features the work from a photography project which was carried out in partnership with Hibiscus earlier this year.
The show is open to the public everyday between 9am and 6pm at Resource For London, 356 Holloway Road, N7 6PA.
Street Talk: Not Angry But Hurting, A model for therapy developed through work with women in street prostitution 2005 – 2018 is the title of a new book published by Free Association Books.
The book shares Street Talk’s adapted model for working with extremely vulnerable people. It is available from the publisher’s website, Waterstones online, or via Amazon.
We’re delighted to announce that Street Talk has received Special Commendation for Innovative Excellence from the British Psychoanalytic Council.
The award which celebrates “striking examples of ground-breaking work” was made as part of the Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Now 2017 conference in London.
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