| Name | Position/Role and Perspective |
| Mark Agius | Clare College, University of Cambridge |
| Sal Anderson | University of the Arts London, Department of Film and Television |
| Doris Bach | Institute for Social Aesthetics and Mental Health, Vienna |
| Thomas Ballhausen | Institute for Social Aesthetics and Mental Health, Literaturhaus Wien |
| Lazare Benaroyo | University of Lausanne, Switzerland |
| Michael Bennett | Head of Player Welfare in the PFA (Professional Footballers’ Association)and former professional footballer; qualified UEFA B coach and counsellor; PhD student. |
| Guenda Bernegger | Teaches Ethics and Medical Humanities, Department of Health Sciences, University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland (SUPSI). Editor-in-chief of the Rivista per le Medical Humanities. Founded member and Vice-President of the European Society of Aesthetics and Medicine. |
| Arnold Berleant | Long Island University, New York, USA |
| Charlie Blowers | UKCP registered Arts Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor. Founder and Director of Moving Pieces, an integrative arts based action method for mental health combining arts psychotherapy with physical theatre and storytelling. |
| Klaus Buchleitner | Institute for Social Aesthetics and Mental Health, Vienna |
| Elena Cagnolifiecconi | Doctoral student in Ancient Philosophy at St. Catherine's College, Oxford, working on Aristotle's moral psychology and Ethics, |
| Callender John | Consultant psychiatrist and Honorary Senior Lecturer, Aberdeen University. Former Chair of the Philosophy Special Interest Group in the Royal College of Psychiatrists. |
| Simon Clarke | Specialist teacher working 1-1 with students with additional learning needs in an inner London F.E. College; also Creative Writing Teacher for students with mental health issues. |
| Clod Ensemble | Clod Ensemble is an award- winning performance company with thirty years of experience. Their pioneering Performing Medicine programme is a leading provider of arts-based professional development for healthcare providers |
| Ariel Dempsey | Ariel Dempsey, MD (DPhil Candidate) University of Oxford |
| Mirjana Delic | University Psychiatric Hospital Ljubljana, Ljubljana |
| Helena Fox (Convenor) | Consultant Psychiatrist, and PhD student in the Social Sculpture Research Unit, Oxford Brookes University. |
| Bill Fulford | Fellow of St Catherine’s College and Member of the Philosophy Faculty, University of Oxford, and Emeritus Professor of Philosophy and Mental Health in the Medical School, University of Warwick. Director, VBP Collaborating Centre |
| Kathleen Galvin | Professor of Nursing in the School of Health Sciences, University of Brighton, UK; editor of the forthcoming Routledge Handbook of Well-being. |
| Naomi Good | Chelsea and Westminster Hospital Charity, London |
| Rex Haigh | Consultant Medical Psychotherapist in the NHS, specialising in personality disorder; founder and Director of Growing Better Lives CI, a national lottery-funded social enterprise to enable work on the arts and nature. |
| Ashok Handa | Fellow and Tutor for Graduates, St Catherine’s College, Oxford; Consultant Vascular Surgeon and Clinical Tutor in Surgery, University of Oxford Medical School, Co-Director, VBP Collaborating Centre |
| Charlotte Holloway (Green) | Senior Assistant Commissioning Editor in the Psychology and Social Work Department of the Academic Division, Oxford University Press; responsibilities include the series International Perspectives in Philosophy and Psychiatry. |
| Eva Höltl | Institute for Social Aesthetics and Mental Health, Vienna |
| Eugene Hughs | Psychologist and Clinical Psychotherapist |
| Julian C Hughes | RICE Professor of Old Age Psychiatry’ University of Bristol; formerly Honorary Professor of Philosophy of Ageing, Newcastle University, UK |
| Naomi James | Regional Development & Research Manager for NSUN (National Survivor User Network). Doctoral student working on the practice of Participatory Video for Mental Health. Background includes BA in Fine Art and MA in glass making and video production |
| Colin King | Author of 'Play the Whiteman' and articles on race and mental health has over thirty year experiences as survivor, practitioner and activist. Founder of the Black and Asian Coaches Association. |
| Ida-Maria Kisler | Institute for Social Aesthetics and Mental Health, Vienna |
| Stephan Kriwanek | Institute for Social Aesthetics and Mental Health, Vienna |
| Christine Leroy | Associate member of the Institut ACTE/Panthéon-Sorbonne and of the Gender Studies Department at University Paris 8 |
| Wolfgang Maierhofer | Institute for Social Aesthetics and Mental Health, Vienna |
| Arnold Mettnitzer | Institute for Social Aesthetics and Mental Health, Vienna |
| Musalek Michael (Convenor) | Professor of Psychiatry, University of Vienna Head of the Institute for Social Aesthetics and Mental Health, Sigmund Freud University, Vienna General medical Director, Anton Proksch Institute, Vienna |
| Emma Perry | Research Project Co-ordinator NSUN (National Survivor User Network); interests include the commissioning process, ethnodrama (working with Warwick University Medical School and Theatre Studies Department); also help to run a drama group at Crisis Skylight in Birmingham. |
| Martin Poltrum (Convenor) | Professor of Psychotherapy Science at the Sigmund Freud University, Vienna Deputy Head of the Institute for Social Aesthetics and Mental Health, Sigmund Freud University, Vienna Vice President of the European Society of Aesthetics and Medicine |
| Vitor Pordeus | Medical Doctor, Immunology, Psychiatry Researcher and Actor. Founding Director of the Centre for Culture, Science and Health of the Public Health Office of Rio de Janeiro. Creator of the DyoNises Theatre, Madness Hotel and Spa, Nise da Silveira Mental Health Institute, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. |
| Hans Puchinger | Institute for Social Aesthetics and Mental Health, Vienna |
| Graham Pullin | rofessor of Design and Disability at Dundcan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design, University of Dundee. |
| Lubomira Radoilska | Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Kent and Affiliated Lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Cambridge; working on norms of belief and norms of action |
| Matthew Ratcliffe | University of Vienna, Department of Philosophy |
| Charlie Robinson | Masters student in Philosophy of Mental Disorder at King’s College, London. Doctorate in molecular physiology; qualified teacher of secondary science; interested in the philosophical bases of music as therapy for anxiety and depression. |
| Gervase Rosser | Lecturer in the Department of Art History, and a Fellow of St Catherine’s College, Oxford); interests include medieval and Renaissance material, |
| Oliver Scheibenbogen | Institute for Social Aesthetics and Mental Health, Vienna |
| Mario Schiavon | Institute for Social Aesthetics and Mental Health, Vienna |
| Harald Schreiber | Institute for Social Aesthetics and Mental Health, Vienna |
| Rachel Starr | Birkbeck University, London |
| Martin Tauss | Institute for Social Aesthetics and Mental Health, Vienna |
| Jacinta Tan | Clinical Associate Professor, College of Medicine, Swansea University, Wales; Honorary Consultant Psychiatrist, Adult Eating Disorder Team, Swansea; also a medical ethicist and qualitative researcher. |
| James Thompson | James Thompson is Professor of Applied Theatre at the University of Manchester and co-Director of The Care Lab. He has had senior university roles, most recently as Vice President for Social Responsibility. He was one of the founders of the TiPP Centre and the founder of In Place of War researching and developing arts programmes in conflict zones. He was Editor of RiDE: The Journal of Applied Theatre and Performance (2019-24) and has written widely on applied theatre and socially-engaged arts. His most recent books are Performance Affects (2009), Humanitarian Performance (2014) and edited with Amanda Stuart Fisher (2020) Performing Care. His new book Care Aesthetics was published in summer 2022. |
| Stephen Tyreman | Dean of Osteopathic Education Development and Course Leader for the Professional Doctorate in Osteopathy, British School of Osteopathy, London; Professor of Osteopathy and Philosophy, University of Bedfordshire, UK; Associate Professor, Institute of Osteopathy, Norwegian University College of Health Sciences, Oslo. |
| Li Jing Zhu | Institute for Social Aesthetics and Mental Health, University Beijing |
