Program – University of Toronto
Workshop: A New Way of Seeing — How to Read & Discuss Film Saturday, December 7th, 2-4 pm Mount Sinai Hospital, Room 939 Film and television are powerful media for storytelling, making use of a wide range of expressive tools
A Rooster for Asclepius: The Toronto Health Humanities Writing Group* A new monthly health humanities workshop, focused on improving narrative medicine skills through creative and reflective writing, close reading of health-related writing, sharing and reflection on participant work, and ongoing
Art is Patient – January 2020 This 3-part seminar guides Medical Students, Residents and Health Professionals in close observation of art group reflection and art-making within the Art Gallery of Ontario, to let art tell us what we need to know about seeing, witnessing
Narrative Rounds June 5th and the Narrative Atelier-June 5-8, 2020 Please hold the date for our joint DFCM -Department of Psychiatry – Health and Humanities NARRATIVE GRAND ROUNDS – “Stories Turned into Case Studies and Case Files” June 5, 1045
REMINDER: It’s back! PERFORMING PSYCHIATRY January 16, 2020, at Innis Town Hall Call for Submissions deadline is December 13, 2019 MC: David Goldbloom OC, MD, FRCPC Celebrating our Department’s Creativity & Artistry Calling all psychiatry residents, faculty, & hospital staff to present live performances & visual art! If you have
CINEMA MEDICA – Adaptations of Aging: Torching the Dusties & Piano Lessons This event features a screening of two short films about aging, featuring adaptations of literary texts by Margaret Atwood and Alice Munro. Filmmaker and educator Marlene Goldman will
Workshop: A New Way of Seeing — How to Read & Discuss Film Saturday, December 7th, 2-4pm Mount Sinai Hospital, Room 939 Film and television are powerful media for storytelling, making use of a wide range of expressive tools to
University of Toronto Residents’ Creative Writing Group Are you interested in stretching your creative muscles? Looking to refine a creative work for publication? Or perhaps just to inject a dose of humanities into your medical practice? The University of Toronto Residents’
What’s in a Word: Exploring the Multiple Meanings of Humanism in Contemporary Healthcare and Health Professions Education Creating Space 10 17-18 April 2020, Vancouver, British Columbia Creating Space was launched in 2010 with a desire to “take the pulse of
An immersive theatre experience inspired by the psychiatric writing of Frantz Fanon. Here are the Fragments. Co-produced by The ECT Collective and The Theatre Centre November 19-December 1, 2019 Tickets: Preview $17 | Student/senior/arts worker $22 | Adult $30 Service
