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Healing Through Narrative Medicine
Healing Through Narrative Medicine
Healing Through Narrative Medicine
Thursday 17th October 2019
Explore narrative medicine with Leanna James Blackwell, Dr. Kristina Hallett, and host Kristin Sunanta Walker for mental health empowerment.
52 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Leanna James Blackwell discusses narrative medicine and creative writing.
- Bay Path University's focus on female empowerment.
- Addressing imposter syndrome in academic settings.
- The importance of vulnerability in mental health discussions.
- Collaborations with educational institutions for mental health awareness.
Allow yourself to grow, dream dreams, and give voice to the parts of yourself that have been silenced.
In this enlightening episode of Mental Health News Radio, host Kristin Sunanta Walker is joined by Dr. Kristina Hallett and guest Leanna James Blackwell. Leanna, who serves as the director of the MFA in Creative Nonfiction at Bay Path University, shares her insights on narrative medicine and the power of creative writing in fostering mental health empowerment. The discussion delves into how women, in particular, can overcome fears and self-sabotage that silence their voices.
Leanna James Blackwell brings a wealth of experience, having been involved in various creative and educational initiatives, including the Northampton Playwrights Lab and the Place for Writers at Mills College. Her passion for connecting writing with self-care resonates throughout the conversation, especially as she speaks about the transformative nature of storytelling in mental health. The episode emphasizes the importance of vulnerability, encouraging listeners to embrace it as they would other aspects of health.
It highlights the collaborative efforts between Mental Health News Radio Network and Bay Path University, underscoring the shared commitment to female empowerment. Kristin and Dr. Hallett explore how narrative medicine can be a powerful tool for combating imposter syndrome, enabling individuals to give voice to their silenced parts. The dialogue is both informative and empowering, offering listeners a fresh perspective on personal growth and mental health.
Listeners are invited to engage with the conversation and learn more about the opportunities offered at Bay Path University. Leanna encourages anyone interested in her work to reach out via email, fostering a community of support and growth. This episode is a testament to the power of narrative medicine and the importance of creating spaces where mental health can be discussed openly and comfortably.
It invites listeners to join a journey of self-discovery and empowerment, supported by a network dedicated to mental well-being.