Dr. Daisy Dulay dives into the transformative power of digital storytelling in healthcare. This enlightening discussion uncovers how personal narratives can foster systemic change, enhance provider resilience, and improve patient care. Dr. Dulay's journey began with her own struggles with burnout and the tragic loss of a colleague, which propelled her to champion physician wellness. Through digital storytelling, she addresses the stigma around medical leave and recovery, promoting conversations that challenge the status quo in healthcare. The episode highlights how digital narratives can forge emotional connections, integrating personal and cultural elements to resonate deeply with audiences.

Delve into the transformative power of digital storytelling in healthcare and education. This enlightening discussion features special guests Pip Hardy, co-founder of the Patient Voices Program, Laura Mazzoli-Smith, an Associate Professor at Durham University, and Kate Thompson, an existential and journal therapist. Together, they explore how digital storytelling can foster therapeutic and educational benefits, reshaping narratives with compassion and empathy.

Around the 35 minute mark in the podcast Kristy asked Jeremie what he thought of the digital storytelling session he participated in at the conference. His response resonated with many of the Common Language facilitators. He replied, “It was the moment where it completely transformed the way that I looked at what we do with Sickboy. Not only is what we are doing something that brings us joy, but it is also something that is deeply meaningful for the people that participate in this with us.”