A discussion with Carl Elliott about his new book, The Occasional Human Sacrifice: Me,dical Experimentation and the Price of Saying No which explores whistleblowers’ moral struggles and misconceptions around them.
A community forum to learn about Alzheimer's, dementia, and memory loss.
Chester Street Foundation brings together clinicians, researchers, and experts on childhood trauma for its third annual TraumaTALKS Conference. The one-day trauma-informed care symposium supports youth populations who are at risk for trauma by equipping mental health and healthcare professionals with best practices for helping children on their road to recovery.
Experience a fresh approach to healing and reconciliation work between genders, building trust and compassionate communication through a skillful combination of interactive activities, spiritual practice, and transformative group process.
Join the HHCI Cares' 2024 Caregiver's Corner to learn how to care for loved ones with dementia. The 5-week virtual class covers various key topics related to caring for those with dementia including caregiver challenges, family dynamics, managing behaviors, and Medicare/Medicaid benefits.
Join us for donation-based YogaMass Online . We are a Christian community who worships on our yoga mats. Led by The Reverend Gena Davis, The Reverend Dr. John K. Graham and the YogaMass team. YogaMass is a non-profit 501(c )3 organization and your donations will be tax deductible.
Join Lex Gillan of the Yoga Institute for an Advanced Yoga Studies Course as he celebrates 50 years of practicing and teaching in the community. This course features hatha yoga, breathing practices, meditation, and philosophy. Dive deep for five days with like-minded yogis and yoginis to unplug and deepen your personal practice.
The McGovern Center for Humanities and Ethics has partnered with Inprint to offer a year-long creative writing program in Houston. The program is open to all healthcare professionals, including basic scientists.
