The exhibition to mark World Mental Health Day features art by staff and patients.
Inner Reflections features work produced by staff and patients from the Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust inpatient units.The trust said it highlights the role of Art Therapy in improving mental health.
James Wear, lead art therapist at the trust, said that creativity has been used therapeutically in mental health care locally for more than 50 years. "We value the creative process and its benefits to support people to explore and express difficult thoughts and feelings when words are hard to find," he said.The exhibition opens at the Humber Street Gallery in Hull on 10 October and runs for three days.
Members of the public who have lived experience of managing their own mental health struggles are being invited to produce a piece of personal artwork and submit to the exhibition."It can give you something to be proud of, when you don't have anything to be proud of."Lucy Letby: Experts tell BBC about medical evidence concerns
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