
Tonic Arts: Winter Round Up
Bringing Colour, Comfort and Creativity to NHS Lothian This Winter. By Susan Grant and Len McCaffer As winter eases and […]

Tonic Arts Autumn Round Up
This autumn has been all about transformation, creativity, and connection. From vibrant commissions at Chalmers Centre and exciting upcoming enhancements […]

Tonic Arts Summer Round Up
Welcome to our summer round up, showcasing how art and creativity is making a difference to health and wellbeing across […]

Building for the Future: Supporting a Legacy of Patient-Centred Care at the Edinburgh Cancer Centre
We are delighted to have supported the teams at the Edinburgh Cancer Centre with their ongoing programme of works and their holistic approach to patient care.

Enhancing the Patient Experience at East Lothian Community Hospital
Thanks to the generous support of The Blythe Family Trust, we are delighted to be funding several key projects designed to significantly enhance the experience of patients and their families, with a particular focus on those in our inpatient wards who require more specialist and long-term care.

Aderonke Olaide
“So when you go for your break or for fifteen minutes; morning break, I usually have it here and just, you know, just relax.”

Adrian Velasquez
“Sometimes you want to socialise, but other times, you just want peace. Like reading a book or just watching TV. Or just calm.”


Alison Watt
“When you’re in the kitchen, there’s machinery, there’s people talking, there’s so much going on. Yet, when you come here – it’s silent, you know, it’s quite quiet. You can hear the birds.”

Amal Al Sayegh
“What I really value about it is that it’s a personal space where I can have personal items that have been given to me over the year. So when I come in, I can remember that I’m a mother and sister and wife and a daughter, I’m not a consultant psychiatrist.”