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Narrative Practices in Action: Conversations in Change with Corina Breukel
Sunday, March 9, 2025
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Posted by: International Narrative Practices Association
Narrative Mindworks member Corina Breukel is an osteopath and accredited Conversations Inviting Change (CIC) trainer practicing in the UK.
I am a UK osteopath (which means that I practice manual medicine), in private practice for the last 30-odd years. My special interests involve chronic pain and headaches. I am a director of a small educational
company, which teaches and does research in the field of headache diagnosis and treatment. Within the speciality of headaches, I focus on cluster headaches and volunteer to raise awareness and as an advocate for people with this terrible condition.
I found my home in narrative medicine about 8 years ago and have explored the subject from many angles, leading to doing the CPA in narrative medicine at Columbia and qualifying
as a trainer in Narrative Practice (Conversations Inviting Change).
Professionals all need sophisticated interactional skills. “Conversations Inviting Change” (CIC) is a narrative-based approach to encounters in health and social care that can enrich all professional work.
In my personal life I am very
happily married, with two children of my own and two bonus children and two grandchildren. I am fortunate to live in Cambridge UK, a beautiful historic city even though I originate from Hertogenbosch in the Netherlands, which is also a gorgeous
historic city. My interests are art, both consuming and creating, reading and knitting, but most of all stories and how they connect us all.