narrative medicine/writing

NOTE: Expanded availability for virtual/online participation
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. […]

*** PLEASE NOTE: Expanded availability for virtual/online participation ***
Perhaps you are too overwhelmed to read this? […]

FROM THE JACKMAN HUMANITIES INSTITUTE Dear Colleagues: […]

Please hold the date for our joint Department of Family and Community Medicine - Department of Psychiatry - Health and Humanities GRAND ROUNDS […]

12 poets share their poetry, and within it, the healing journey of writing, or reading, or sharing, poetry. This day explores the indigenous concept of “medicine,” the healing power of words, and the transformative and inspiring power of poetry. […]

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. Through guided exercises, you’ll have the opportunity to notice your personal, professional, and physical responses –– whether you’re at a desk, in the community, or in a hospital room –– and to write about them in a reflective, open, non-evaluative way. See how being awake to yourself might help you be awake at work. No experience is necessary. […]

The NARRATIVE ATELIER (June 5-8, 2020) will incorporate these Rounds and a workshop by Eli Clare. The 4-day intensive Programme explores the theory, practice and teaching of Narrative-Based Medicine through the close interpretation and ... […]

REGISTRATION CLOSES SOON! Narrative Medicine: Reading, […]

Please hold the date for our joint DFCM – […]

A Rooster for Asclepius: The Toronto Health Humanities […]