How does Light Affect our Lives?
Published: 30 April 2024
Join this talk by Seasonal Affective Disorder researchers, Advanced Research Centre (ARC), Wed 12th June, 6-7:45pm, Booking required, Free
Natural light is a vital part of our day-to-day life, but we often take it for granted. We will invite you to think about how seasonal changes in light affect our moods in two short talks from SAD researchers and a hands-on, sky-framing activity demonstrating how we can see and notice light in new ways.
Professor Hayden Lorimer and Professor Hester Parr from the ESRC 'Living with SAD' research project will share findings from work done with people who live with Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), highlighting how it helps us understand the importance of noticing and living with light in ways that improve our mental health.
Venue: University of Glasgow, Advanced Research Centre (ARC), 11 Chapel Lane, Glasgow, G11 6EW
Date: Wed 12th June
Time: 6-7.45pm
Booking: Booking required though this GSF BookItBee Link
Cost: Free
Age: Recommended 12+. Under 16's must be accompanied by an adult.
First published: 30 April 2024
