Program – University of Toronto
Sinai Health System – Department of Psychiatry Grand Rounds Whale-Mind: Schizophrenia and Language Presenters: Martha Baillie, author of Sister Language, in conversation with poet, Ronna Bloom DATE: Friday, March 6, 2020 TIME: 10:45AM-12:00 LOCATION: 60 Murray Street — 3rd Floor, Rooms 201, 202 & 203
The Program In Health, Arts and Humanities has been offered 10 free tickets for medical students/residents to this March 4th MUSIC AND MEDICINE event : “In Conversation with James Rhodes” Please RSVP to: allan.peterkin@nullutoronto.ca First come, first served. Please commit to
PLEASE SAVE THE DATE – ALL ARE WELCOME ! How a Poem Moves with Illness and Disability: a Reading and Discussion with Moira MacDougall, Roxanna Bennett, and Adam Sol Thursday April 23, 2020 18th Floor, Mount Sinai Auditorium 600 University
Famed British Pianist James Rhodes – Canadian Debut Concert & Conversation on Music and Healing The Glenn Gould Foundation presents two remarkable events featuring Britain’s most original pianist, James Rhodes. James Rhodes rocketed to fame with the publication of
Please note this exciting Narrative Medicine course at the CFD: – Narrative Medicine: Reading, Writing, and Reflecting in Clinical Practice, Teaching, and Self-Care is for healthcare practitioners looking to inform their professional practice with narrative approaches to health and medicine. Other CFD
Visual Ways of Knowing An Art-Based Workshop for Medical Learners at the McMichael Art Gallery Objectives Through viewing, describing, discussing, and creating visual art, learners will: • practice alternative ways of perceiving & develop a vocabulary to articulate what they see
An exciting invitation for University of Toronto students in the health professions and medical residents, from Tafelmusik, one of our Health, Arts and Humanities Program partners. ARE YOU A STUDENT INTERESTED IN ARTS AND CULTURE? Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra is seeking
Writing/Poetry and Reflection for Medical Students, Residents, and Health Professionals: Two Workshops 1. Awake at Work In this session, use writing to explore how simply showing up and attending to your own experience is the starting point for attending to others.
We want your voice at Mindfest! Date: March 11, 2020 Time: 9:30 am to 4:30 pm Location: Hart House Mindfest.ca We want to have a conversation about mental that includes everyone. But it won’t include everyone unless it includes you. On March
Dear Colleagues, Post MD Education continues to offer the Medical Humanities Education Matching Funding Grant in the amount of $5,000 per project proposal, distributed on a semi-annual basis. The first (inaugural) call went out in January 2017 and grants were awarded in June
