Creative Wellbeing is a strand of our work focused on mental health, neurodiversity, and inclusive cultural participation. We collaborate with artists, facilitators, and institutions to create spaces for reflection, connection, and sensory engagement through workshops, public gatherings, and research-led programmes. A core part of this work is research: we investigate how wellbeing is understood and supported within the cultural sector, and how creative practices can contribute to more accessible, inclusive, and socially responsive environments. Rather than treating wellbeing as a theme, we approach it as a structural concern on how culture is produced, shared, and sustained.