Are you a GHHS alumni member eager to connect with like-minded peers and explore wellness within humanism in healthcare?

Join us for a special alumni networking event hosted by the GHHS Humanism in Practice Committee, where you’ll have the opportunity to connect, collaborate, and explore new ways to grow as a leader in humanism and wellness.

What to Expect:

• Insights from Dr. Kopacz: David R. Kopacz, MD is a psychiatrist in primary care at the Seattle VA, with a national position teaching Whole Health to VA staff. He is a Clinical Associate Professor at University of Washington and is board certified in psychiatry and integrative medicine. David has spoken around the world on self-care and well-being for veterans, staff, and health professional students. He is the author of Caring for Self & Others: Transforming Burnout, Compassion Fatigue, and Soul Loss; Re-humanizing Medicine; and four books with co-author Joseph Rael (Beautiful Painted Arrow), including Becoming Medicine: Pathways of Initiation into a Living Spirituality. Dr. Kopacz will be sharing insights on the Story of Chenrezig, Parker Palmer's perspectives on heart and soul in healthcare, the concept of Continuing Human Education, and will guide participants through a Transformational Heart Meditation.
• Join breakout groups to network with alumni and other GHHS members passionate about humanism in healthcare.
• Share experiences, discuss chapter activities, and brainstorm ideas for furthering your commitment to GHHS.

This event is designed for all alumni, whether you're leading new initiatives or simply looking to reconnect with the humanism community. Breakout sessions will foster intimate conversations with like-minded individuals, offering space to reflect, recharge, and innovate.

Register now to secure your spot and receive meeting details.