Intersection of Communication and Emotion in Healthcare
This workshop focuses on actively engaging emotion and affect as a form of knowledge through storytelling. It describes how emotional memory transforms knowledge through close listening to another’s experience and how relational possibilities can occur through mutual narrative experience.
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Description
Transformational theory suggests that emotion and affect are as important for learning as formal clinical reasoning. For health professionals this includes actively incorporating their experiences as listeners into day-to-day clinical interactions.
The central goals of the workshop are to actively engage emotion and affect as a form of knowledge through storytelling to gain understanding about how trust, connection and empathy shapes communication processes.
The workshop is relevant to health care practitioners in all fields from novice to veteran, who are interested in exploring the reciprocal benefit of empathic conversation.
Following the workshop participants will be able to: describe how emotional memory transforms knowledge through close listening to another’s experience; demonstrate empathic communication and discuss its impact on the patient clinician relationship; and appreciate relational possibilities that can occur through mutual narrative experience.
Title
Commotion: The Intersection of Communication and Emotion in Professional Healthcare Practice
Event Details
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Start date: May 29Duration: 3 hoursLocation: OnlinePresenters: Nancy McNaughton, Kerry KnickleCost:Offers:
- Stepping Stones 2022-2024 Cohort Discount: Free
- Stepping Stones 2020-2022 Cohort Discount: Free
- Member Discount - 2 workshops per academic year Free
- Stepping Stones 2021-2023 Cohort Discount: Free
- $50.00 incl. Tax
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