Fwd: Narrative-Based Medicine Lab: Winter/Spring 2024 Offerings (UTORONTO)
Felice Aull
Founder, Literature, Arts, & Medicine Database
Adjunct Associate Professor of Medicine
Division of Medical Humanities
NYU School of Medicine
personal web site: www.feliceaull.com
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Date: Fri, Feb 2, 2024 at 10:23 AM
Subject: Narrative-Based Medicine Lab: Winter/Spring 2024 Offerings (UTORONTO)
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There’s lots happening at the NBM Lab this season and we’d like to share with you all some details about our winter/spring 2024 offerings. Registration is now open and you can learn more about these offerings over at https://narrativebasedmedicine.ca/offerings/
(NEW) Narrative-Based Medicine in Practice: A Primer with Allan Peterkin (NEW)
March 5 and April 2, 2024 | Online
Uncover simple, practical ways you can integrate narrative-based medicine into your daily clinical practice in this 2-part primer. With expert guidance, practice applying a narrative strategy in your own practice.
Creative and Reflective Writing for Health Practitioners
Starts March 7, 2024 | Online Series
Try out new prose and poetry techniques through different literary genres and writing activities over 4 online sessions. Gain tangible feedback on your writing amongst a group of healthcare colleagues.
(NEW) Narrative Approaches to Trauma-Informed Practice: From Clinical Sensitivity to Self-Care
April 13, 2024 | Online
Gain a nuanced understanding of what “trauma-informed” means in the context of your clinical practice. Develop an ethical and personal approach to writing about trauma with care, authenticity, and humility.
(NEW) Narrative Repair and Moral Injury in Healthcare: A Workshop with Jay Baruch
May 9, 2024 | Online
Hone creative methods for preventing, supporting, and communicating situations of moral injury on individual and community levels through guided writing prompts and authentic group discussion.
There’s more! Visit https://narrativebasedmedicine.ca/ for more inspiration and explore what’s happening at the NBM Lab (including free Literary Lunch Hours). We look forward to seeing you at an event this season.