Thu 7th October 2010
7:00pm - 11:00pm
The Conservatorium of Music, Corner Auckland and Gibson Streets
Newcastle
2300, NSW
The University of Newcastle is pleased to invite you to the ArtsHealth Lecture for 2010 presented by Esther Sternberg from the US National Institute of Mental Health. Dr Esther Sternberg is internationally recognised for her discoveries in brain-immune interactions and the effects of the brain's stress response on health: the science of the mind-body interaction.
Join Dr Esther Sternberg as she draws on accessible science to explore the current state of knowledge about how both natural places and built environments can influence our health and healing, and points to possibilities for designing hospitals, communities and cities that promote wellbeing. Copies of Dr Sternbergs's latest book 'Healing Spaces' will be available for purchase and signing at the lecture.
FREE (RSVP is essential as seats are limited)
RSVP by Monday 4 October 2010
Ph: (02) 4985 4274 (Lauren McDonald)
This FREE Public Lecture is proudly presented by the Office of Corporate Development & Community Partnerships together with the School of Drama Fine Arts and Music, the Humanities Research Institute and Research Institute for Social Inclusion and Wellbeing.
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