Strengthen Narrative Competency with Narrative Scribe Training
With support from the Mellon Foundation, Northwest Narrative Medicine Collaborative (NWNMC) is developing Narrative Scribe Training.
The curriculum builds on narrative medicine practices of listening and witnessing. The training develops skills of listening deeply to stories of health, illness, and healing and reflecting on how listening and witnessing can contribute to social change. Narrative Scribe Training will be held in-person on-campus at Lewis & Clark College on Saturday, February, 24 and registration is now open.
Narrative Scribe Training
Saturday, February, 24 8:45-4:30
Training will be held in-person, on-campus
Lewis & Clark College
Portland, OR
Narrative Scribe Training is Open to:
- Students entering, studying, or considering the health professions
- Folks living with health conditions as patients or caregivers
- Anyone curious about the practice of narrative medicine, as it intersects with their personal or professional lives.
Training participants including LC students, graduate students in the health professions, health professionals, patients, caregivers, and those interested in a practice of narrative medicine, will work together in mixed groups of large cohorts, small tables, and pairs. Workshop format will encourage exploration, curiosity, and discussion. There will be opportunities to listen, read, write reflectively, and have the choice to share your writing.
Registration Costs
$ 150.00 Health Care Community General Registration (Healthcare Professionals, Faculty, Staff)
$ 50.00 Non-LC Student Registration (*Non-LC Undergrads, Grad Students, Residents, Medical Scribes). Student registration costs cover food and materials.
$0.00 Lewis & Clark Student Registration costs are covered by the Center for Community and Global Health. LC students must be registered for either HEAL 210: Public Health or HEAL 345: Narrative Medicine Practicum.
All registration funds go directly to our community partner, Northwest Narrative Medicine Collaborative.
Questions? Please contact Alexis Rehrmann.
