Accomplished author Melanie Brooks, known for her books A Hard Silence and Writing Hard Stories, sits down with Tony Errichetti for a thoughtful conversation on writing memoirs about trauma, grief, and real-life experience.
When a young patient blamed himself for a devastating injury, Clare Kelley stepped in to reframe the narrative, showing how health literacy and human-centered communication can directly impact healing.
In this episode of Mindworks in Conversation, Tony Errichetti speaks with photographer and filmmaker Corinne May Botz about her latest work, Milk Factory, exploring the realities of pumping and working motherhood.
Narrative Mindworks speaks with Tara Geer about carrying forward her mother’s groundbreaking work in visual thinking, using art to help people see, connect, and make meaning together.
In this episode of Mindworks in Conversation, Filipino American poet and educator Sarah Gambito, Director of Creative Writing and Professor at Fordham University, reflects on how language, identity, and culture shape the way we understand one another.
Actor Chris Chinn (The Departed, Saved By The Bell) has spent over three decades mastering the art of the script. However, in our latest Mindworks in Conversation, he reveals that the most critical human interactions—specifically those in healthcare—are the ones where no script exists to follow.
Mindworks in Conversation with Len Prazych | My Fathers: A Story of Faith, Betrayal, and Forgiveness
In this Mindworks in Conversation, Len Prazych speaks with Tony Errichetti about his memoir My Fathers: Letters of Healing on a Quest for the Truth, a deeply personal exploration of childhood abuse, silence, faith, and the long arc of healing.
After a Stage 3 cancer diagnosis at 39, Nathalie Latham found herself unable to write. Instead, she drew. This Snapshot Story explores how art helped her survive, heal, and return to life.
In this episode of Mindworks in Conversation, theatre veteran and SP educator Rik Walter explains how to move students away from robotic role-play and into authentic professional ownership. Rik reveals how theatrical techniques turn a nervous student into a confident clinician who can "own the room."
