The Reflexive Hub - making sense of our experiences through a storytelling model

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Carr, H. 2024. The Reflexive Hub - making sense of our experiences through a storytelling model.
AuthorsCarr, H.
TypeConference paper
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Project memberSarah Harvey
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A conference workshop - CCCU's Learning & Teaching Conference November 2024 : Sharing stories can be an excellent method for learning, with stories triggering reflection, validating and normalising experiences and feelings, and helping to build a sense of community. Storytelling can also lead to learning about health and social care practice and how to maintain wellbeing in often stressful environments. We are developing a new model of emotional support for our students and staff, through sharing stories from practice, whether this is practice within a health or social care workplace setting or within CCCU. Come along to our workshop to hear about our project, our findings and to have a brief experience of The Reflexive Hub: where compassion and learning meet through storytelling. Today’s theme for storytelling will be ‘It’s the little things that count’.

KeywordsWellbeing; Storytelling; Studene support
Year2024
ConferenceCCCU Learning and Teaching Conference 2024
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Deposited18 Nov 2024
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