Dr. Jillian Horton

Irina Dumitrescu, a Medieval literature scholar, shares the cultural journey of synthetic dyes and their dark industrial legacy. Kamal Al-Soleli, a journalism professor, explores the far-reaching impacts of the Iranian Revolution. Jillian Horton, a physician, dives into the importance of listening and conversational dynamics, recommending insights from Kate Murphy's work. Finally, Jesse Wente, Anishinaabe storyteller, highlights the intersection of horror and colonization in cinema, contrasting Indigenous narratives with traditional colonial fears.

Jillian Horton, a Winnipeg doctor, teacher, and writer, is advocating for the emotional well-being of healthcare professionals. She reveals shocking statistics about doctor burnout, including a staggering number contemplating suicide. Horton emphasizes the need for compassionate healthcare that supports doctors' mental health to improve patient care. Her personal journey through burnout and the healing power of art highlights the importance of emotional intelligence in medicine, urging a reevaluation of the norms that often ignore healthcare workers' struggles.