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Artistic project is a chance to be happy.

An art therapy project created by a third-year mental health nursing student is improving the self-esteem and social skills of patients in hospital. Mark Collins, who is studying at Ulster University’s Magee College, created a Tree of Regrowth and Recovery to display patients’ artwork during a six-week placement at Waterside Hospital in Londonderry, part of Western Health and Social Care Trust. It earned him the Andrew Parker Student Nurse Award, in association with the RCN Fellows, at this year’s Nursing Standard Nurse Awards.