Near-death experiences inspire artworks to mark brain awareness week in Cork

One Headway service user said: 'I was in a dark place when I came to Headway. If it hadn’t been for them, I’m not sure I would be here today'
Near-death experiences inspire artworks to mark brain awareness week in Cork

(Left to right) Lucy Hyland, Gerard Byrne, Justine Swingewood, Breda Long, Chris Ennis and Sinead O'Leary with Headway artwork displayed at Mahon Point Shopping Centre. Picture: Cian O'Regan.

Personal stories of near-death experiences and heartache formed the inspiration behind some unique art pieces showcased in Cork as part of brain awareness week.

A ‘Weaving and Storytelling’ exhibition at Mahon Point shopping centre showcased the artwork of Headway service users. The charity helps people with brain injuries to reach their full potential following devastating medical episodes or physical trauma.

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