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How Storytelling Challenges Narratives and Gives You Back Your Power

Are you feeling disempowered? Your stories may have more to do with your empowerment than you think.

Patlee Creary

Feb 19, 20245 min read

Stranger (Finding the Other)

In this moving essay, George Gibson reflects on the words of Timothy Leary and finding "the Other."

George Gibson

Apr 22, 20234 min read

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Elderly woman with gray hair and red earrings, wearing a colorful robe, relaxes outdoors in sunlight, surrounded by greenery, looking content.

Walking into My Story: Reflections on a quote by Brené Brown

Get inspired by Christine's journaling reflections on a famous quote from Brené Brown.

Christine Hanlon

Mar 23, 20232 min read

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Anita's Diary: A Journaling & Narrative Short Story

Anita taught me that even the ugliest parts of ourselves are part of our story. We shouldn’t try to erase or ignore them.

Patlee Creary

Aug 13, 20216 min read

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Land & Water Acknowledgment

Based in Winnipeg, Dr. Patlee Creary lives and works on Treaty 1 territory—the ancestral lands of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Oji-Cree, Dakota, and Dene peoples, and the national homeland of the Red River Métis. Clean water supporting her daily work and life is sourced from Shoal Lake 40 First Nation in Treaty 3 territory.

As a first generation Canadian immigrant of Jamaican heritage and African decent, she is dedicated to understanding and honouring her commitments to Treaty principles and to educating others.

© 2026 by Patlee Creary. All rights reserved.

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