Helen Jury

Helen Jury is an Art Psychotherapist and doctoral research student at University College London (UCL). She is affiliated with the UCL Institute of Advanced Studies, Health Humanities Centre, and contributes to the MASC in Creative Health program. Her research focuses on the therapeutic use of materials and objects in Art Psychotherapy, exploring their role in clinical practice and education.

Education: Currently pursuing a doctoral degree at UCL.

Research Interests: Her work emphasizes object-based learning, materiality in therapy, and the application of art psychotherapy in museums and galleries. She investigates how tactile engagement with materials supports mental health and well-being across diverse populations.

In her contributions to academic literature, she has co-authored books and chapters on topics such as innovative therapeutic practices and the intersection of art, museums, and mental health.

Professional Activities: She lectures on MA Art Psychotherapy programs, supervises Allied Health Professionals, and participates in clinical work within Student Services and independent practice.

Labs/Teams: Associated with the Health Humanities Centre at UCL, and collaborates with institutions like the Louvre Abu Dhabi and museums for interdisciplinary projects.