Providers Thriving Together — Connecting with our feminine and masculine dimensions

Join us for the Providers Thriving Together series, part of the Thriving Project initiative. These  virtual drop-in sessions provide a facilitated space to experience camaraderie and peer support in the service of activating our collective resilience. Each month, presenters—usually rural peers from around the province—will share practices, frameworks or ideas they’ve found useful. Sessions will prioritize time for exploring these themes in both small and large groups.

Speakers: 

Presenters: Dr. Claire Fantus

Facilitator: Dr. Tandi Wilkinson

Topic:  Connecting with our feminine and masculine dimensions

During this session with Dr. Claire Fantus, we will:

• Explore the dimensions of femininity and masculinity,
• Reflect on how we occupy these aspects in both the workplace and at home, and
• Imagine how we might integrate these dimensions more fully, contemplating the implications and potential transformations.

Register:

Fill out the registration form. We’ll send you a calendar invite, along with monthly reminders of session dates.

About Claire Fantus

Dr. Fantus completed her psychiatry residency at the University of Toronto in 2015. She is a trainee at the Toronto Institute of Psychoanalysis in the Advanced Training Program (ATPPP) and has also completed training in Interpersonal Psychotherapy. Dr. Fantus has a special interest in narrative medicine, having completed a rotation with Dr. Rita Charon at Columbia University during her medical training. Dr. Fantus practices at Kootenay Boundary Regional Hospital and is an instructor through UBC’s Southern Medical Program for medical students and residents. She enjoys creative writing in her free time, having published most recently with the Black Bear Review through Selkirk College.