Pioneer in the field of narrative medicine, Rita Charon, reflects on the origins of the field and future directions.
Posted: Friday March 27, 2026
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Cynthia Gralla is featured in Best Canadian Essays 2026 for her essay on childlessness, identity, and women’s experiences in modern society.
Posted: Monday February 9, 2026
Catherine Brooks, a curator of Stories for Medicine, shares a reflective piece on healing in her blog piece “A Short Story About Imperfection.”
Posted: Monday February 9, 2026
Words from editor-in-chief, Conor Mc Donnell, introducing the narrative pieces in this winter 2026 issue.
Posted: Wednesday January 28, 2026
Damian Tarnopolsky publishes new chapbook and is featured in The Juncture newsletter.
Posted: Monday January 26, 2026
Jay Baruch traces where his interest in story, narrative, and medicine began.
Posted: Monday January 26, 2026
NBM Lab community members joined the “The Medicine of Words: On Narrative and Healing” panel to discuss the importance of poetry and storytelling in healthcare.
Posted: Monday January 19, 2026
Rita Charon, founder of the Narrative-Based Medicine movement, shares the compelling journey that led to the creation of this transformative field in this feature for the Financial Times.
Posted: Monday January 12, 2026
As part of NASA’s Awe Project, Jeff Thompson explores how narrative practices can support astronaut wellbeing.
Posted: Monday January 5, 2026
John Launer shares thoughts on the state of narrative-based medicine today and into the future.
Posted: Wednesday December 3, 2025