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Elizabeth Mosier

Author, Excavating Memory: Archaeology and Home

Elizabeth Mosier is a presenter on Narrative Medicine at the Hospice and Palliative Medicine fellowship program. She has a strong background in writing and education, having graduated from Bryn Mawr College and the MFA Program for Writers at Warren Wilson College. Her nonfiction work has been recognized as notable in "Best American Essays" series, showcasing her expertise in narrative and storytelling within medical contexts.

In addition to her role in narrative medicine, Mosier is self-employed as an author, indicating her commitment to exploring themes related to health, illness, and the human experience through literature. This combination of skills positions her uniquely to contribute to the fellowship program, where narrative medicine plays a crucial role in enhancing patient care and understanding the emotional aspects of healthcare.

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Jun 11 · linkedin

One of the best hours I've spent, speaking with the warm and wise Tesse Akpeki and Paula Okonneh, co-hosts of the Tesse Talks podcast! https://lnkd.in/g9_Au_Ex

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Apr 27 · linkedin

The simplest way to describe this helpful, insightful book to the many readers who need it is to use the authors’ own words: You’re Not Done Yet is “a road map that shows parents how to listen so their children will talk, and talk so their young adults will listen and possibly share.” B. Janet Hibbs and Anthony Rostain key this map with highlighted sections on topics such as anxiety, executive function, managing mood disorders, and assessing aptitude—making it easy for parents to find support for specific challenges they face as they help their children navigate a nonlinear path to adulthood. But the benefit of reading this book cover to cover is to experience the warmth, compassion, and respect of these authors—skilled listeners, experts in lifespan psychiatry and family psychology—as they share personal stories and suggestions for parents and children who want to update and improve their relationships. These two truly trustworthy guides are the heart and soul of this important book. https://lnkd.in/eCHZSF3y

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Wayne, Pennsylvania, United States