Arts and Crafts Found to Enhance Life Satisfaction Beyond Employment
New research suggests creative activities significantly boost mental well-being, surpassing the benefits of having a job.
- Study by Anglia Ruskin University analyzed data from over 7,000 participants.
- Engagement in arts and crafts linked to higher happiness and life satisfaction.
- Creative hobbies offer a sense of achievement and self-expression often lacking in employment.
- Crafting activities did not reduce loneliness, likely due to their solitary nature.
- Researchers propose promoting arts and crafts as a public health intervention.