Soon after painting "The Maze", Kurelek was transferred to Netherne Hospital. While under the care of Edward Adamson, "the father of art therapy in Britain," Kurelek continued to produce more masterpieces, several of which are still in the Adamson Collection. However, it was not the science of the doctors that led to his eventual recovery. Describing his walks on the Netherne grounds, he writes, "I walked and walked, going round and round in the labyrinth of my mind just as that rat in my painting. If the doctors didn’t seem able or interested in untangling the snarl, then I, at least, should do and try everything in my power before giving up." A year after painting "The Maze", Kurelek attempted suicide.