Journal of Humanities in Rehabilitation

Fall 2016 - Poetry

Poet in Profile: John O’Donohue

Dr. Jenifer Markley examines how the poetry of John O’Donohue challenges healthcare workers to reassess their..

Fall 2016 - Perspectives

From Surviving to Flourishing: Using Narrative as a Tool for Patient-Centered Care

Alison Cogan, occupational therapist and doctoral candidate at the University of Southern California, explores the benefits..

Fall 2016 - Patient and Caregiver Reflections

“Research” What You Say: I Did Not Suffer a Stroke, I Survived One

Stroke survivor Eva Froehle reflects on the use of language in study recruitment material as she..

Fall 2016 - Narrative Reflections

Lessons Outside the Classroom: The Moultrie Migrant Farmworker Experience

Dr. Jodan Garcia writes about the transformative experience of serving migrant farmworkers in south Georgia. ..

Fall 2016 - Perspectives - Poetry

“It Sounds Like a Drama:” Hearing Stories of Chronic Low Back Pain Through Poetic (Re)presentation

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Dr. Vinette Cross | Dr. Janet McGowan
30 November

British researchers Dr. Vinette Cross and colleagues bring a poetic voice to the experiences of patients..

Fall 2016 - Narrative Reflections

Remnants of Her

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Holly Huye, PhD, RD
30 November

Program Director in Nutrition and Dietetics at the University of Southern Mississipi, Dr. Holly Huye shares..

Fall 2016 - Perspectives

Of Human Bonding: Developing Interprofessional Competencies in the Humanities Classroom

Health humanities scholar and creative writer, Dr. Lisa Kerr Dunn joins with Medical University of South..

Fall 2016 - Patient and Caregiver Reflections - Poetry

Sharing Spirits and Silence is Strength

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Y.A. Warren
30 November

Struggling with severe aphasia after her stroke, Yvette Warren offers a truly powerful poetic expression of..

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Fall 2016 - Poetry

Poet in Profile: John O’Donohue

Fall 2016 - Perspectives

From Surviving to Flourishing: Using Narrative as a Tool for Patient-Centered Care

Fall 2016 - Patient and Caregiver Reflections

“Research” What You Say: I Did Not Suffer a Stroke, I Survived One

Fall 2016 - Narrative Reflections

Lessons Outside the Classroom: The Moultrie Migrant Farmworker Experience

Fall 2016 - Perspectives - Poetry

“It Sounds Like a Drama:” Hearing Stories of Chronic Low Back Pain Through Poetic (Re)presentation

Fall 2016 - Narrative Reflections

Remnants of Her

Fall 2016 - Perspectives

Of Human Bonding: Developing Interprofessional Competencies in the Humanities Classroom

Fall 2016 - Patient and Caregiver Reflections - Poetry

Sharing Spirits and Silence is Strength

Fall 2016 - Perspectives

The Humanities and Speech-Language Pathology in Rehabilitation

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