Judith Hannan
Judith Hannan is the author of Motherhood Exaggerated, a memoir of discovery and transformation during her daughter’s cancer treatment and transition into survival. Judith’s essays have appeared in Woman’s Day, Opera News, the Huffington Post, and other publications. She teaches writing to homeless mothers and at-risk adolescents as well as to medical students, and is also a frequent speaker to medical professionals for whom she seeks to reveal the hidden parts of patient’s stories. She served as director of development of the 92nd Street Y and then for the Children’s Museum of Manhattan. Judith speaks frequently on the subject of narrative medicine.
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Resources
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Judith Hannan on Becoming a Writer and Her Writing Toolkit
Judith Hannan is beloved in the field of narrative medicine because she consistently creates safe spaces where everyone can feel empowered to share their stories and work on craft.
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Nancy Slonim Aronie on Writing in Motion and Chasing the Truth
Nancy Slonim Aronie's teachings inspire writers to speak their truth and be more present in their lives.
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