Speaking
Dr. Garfinkle-Crowell enjoys speaking to both professional and general audiences. She been an invited lecturer on Narrative Medicine, the medical humanities, psychotherapy, and psychiatry at multiple hospitals and national conferences. She has spoken to audiences of parents and professional caregivers about child development, sibling rivalry, and how to help children become great eaters.
INVITED LECTURES AND PRESENTATIONS
”Best Practices in the Medical Humanities,” Cedars-Sinai History of Medicine Speaker Series, Los Angeles.
2022
2019
“Medical Humanities and the Art of Listening.” Guest lecturer in Positive Medicine class, NYC.
2019
Grand Rounds on the Art of Listening Program, Department of Psychiatry, Maimonedes Medical Center, Brooklyn.
2018
“How to Feed your Children: The Maternal Experience,” Series for Parents and Professional Development, The Susan Sherkow Center, NYC.
2017
Sibling Rivalry, My Nanny Circle conference, a grass-roots group focused on the training and empowerment of caregivers, organized by Alene Mathurin, NYC.
2017
”The Literary and Culinary Imaginations” for Chef David Bouley’s Series “Chef and the Doctor”, NYC.
2015
“Best Practices in Medical Humanities,” Drexel School of Medicine, Philadelphia.
2012
Annual Endowed Grand Rounds on Medical Humanities, North Shore-Long Island Jewish Hospital, Manhasset, NY.
2012
Invited Lecture on Psychodynamics of Physician-Assisted Suicide, Columbia University, NYC.
2012
“What Happened to the Case History? Expanding the ‘Evidence’ in Psychodynamic Therapy Training.” Paper. Research session, Spring Meeting of the American Psychoanalytic Association. Washington, DC.
2003
”Writing About Medicine.” Grand Rounds Speaker. Mount Sinai School of Medicine, NYC.
VOLUNTARY PRESENTATIONS
2009
Garfinkle S., Hamilton M., Wininger L., Garfinkle M., Roose S., Diagnosis of Depression vs Anxiety by Psychoanalytic Candidates. Scientific Poster. Winter Meeting of the American Psychoanalytic Association, NYC.
2008
“Why is Ms. Q’s Desk So Messy? Loss and Mourning after a Neurological Event.” Case Presentation. New York State Psychiatric Institute “PI-Wide” Case Confer- ence, NYC.
2004