A Brighton psychology student is using the power of poetry to open vital conversations around mental health – drawing from personal experience to publish two books tackling themes of grief, identity, and recovery.
Carenza Elizabeth Greed – who goes by the name Wren – has transformed their own mental health journey into a creative force for change. Their poetry delves into complex topics including addiction, loss, gender, religion, and the emotional reality of living with mental illness, with the aim of offering solidarity and support to others facing similar challenges. Continue reading “Brighton student turns personal hardship into powerful poetry to raise mental health awareness”
Throughout my time studying Fashion and Design History at Brighton, my work has varied, which I think is a testament to the course as it has allowed me to explore many topics which I may not have on my own.
The students were all first-years studying on our 
