Resources
Keenan Whitesides and Dorottya B. Kacsoh will compile the Resources section for the Fall 2019 Issue.
Resources: Spring 2019
Download the article (pdf) Table of Contents How Stigma Shaped Modern Medicine Over the past few years, awareness has grown about the role the media plays in influencing thoughts and opinions on a variety of subjects, such as politics, business, and culture. In her TED talk, Dr. Nathalia Holt discusses how the media […]
Resources: Fall 2018
Speechless: For two seasons, Speechless looks at the struggles and triumphs of an American family with a son with a disability. One of four kids, JJ DiMeo—played by Micah Fowler, who has cerebral palsy himself—is a teen growing up with a physical disability who uses a communication device to speak.
Resources: Spring 2018
Download the article (pdf) Table of Contents What We’re Watching Creating Autonomy-Supportive Learning Environments What is wrong with our current educational system? Why do we so tightly control the environments and choices with learning environments that stifle creativity and ingenuity? In this TED Talk, Jon Stolk, PhD, describes how changing our current education practices can […]
Resources: Fall 2017
Collection of links and resources for health humanities with potential applications in rehabilitation sciences education, clinical care and research.
Resources: Fall 2016
Collection of links and resources for health humanities with potential applications in rehabilitation sciences education, clinical care and research.
Enough Said
In this thoughtful narrative reflection, Dr. Keenan Whitesides recounts a patient interaction where she learned how to lead with humanism and that “sometimes the best instruction comes from knowing when to say nothing at all.”