by The Narrative Practices Lab | Apr 9, 2025 | Narrative Practices
We are delighted to announce the launch of the new International Narrative Neurology Network (INNN). Supported by the Narrative Practices Lab, INNN will focus on Narrative Neurology from a theological, epistemological and implementation standpoint. We warmly... 
by The Narrative Practices Lab | Apr 4, 2025 | Events recap, Narrative Practices
Last month, the Narrative Practices Lab hosted a hybrid workshop that brought academic and artistic perspectives in dialogue to explore how tarot might be reclaimed as a narrative method. Through a decolonial lens, we unpacked the narrative affordances of tarot as a... 
by The Narrative Practices Lab | Feb 7, 2025 | Narrative Practices, Research update
Earlier this year the Narrative Practices Lab ran two online focus groups to inform the development of Enduring Voices – a new repository for the Patient Voices collection of digital health stories. Thank you to everyone who participated for sharing their ideas and... 
by Victoria Patton | Dec 6, 2024 | Narrative Practices
Developed by Tony Sumner and Pip Hardy, Patient Voices contains over 1000 digital health stories contributed by health professionals, people living with complex health conditions, their families and carers. The Narrative Practices Lab is now working with... 
by The Narrative Practices Lab | Oct 30, 2024 | Narrative Practices, Visiting Scholars, Welcome to new staff
We welcome today Rong Huang to the Platform, who joins us as a Visiting Fellow in the Narrative Practices Lab and as an Editor at The Polyphony for its ‘Polyphony Meets China’ initiative. She is an Assistant Professor at the Centre for Narrative Medicine,... 
by The Narrative Practices Lab | Oct 21, 2024 | Narrative Practices
Today, we welcome Claire Jeantils to the Platform, who joins us as a 2024-25 Bridging Fellow in the Narrative Practices Lab and the School of Modern Languages and Cultures. She works in comparative literature and medical humanities, and holds a PhD from the Sorbonne...