What’s up Real Humans! On this close-out episode, Tristan wraps up his time with Real Human #4, Dr. Eva Bleeker, aka "Chaplain Eva". She goes deeper into the powerful impact of narrative-oriented care in her academic research, chaplaincy care, and teaching. Chaplain Eva also shares how engaging her own story or narrative wreckage equipped her to walk alongside others in hospitals, in the classroom, and in life. Guest Bio Chaplain Eva is a board-certified professional chaplain with a decade of experience in acute care hospitals and an assistant professor at Denver Seminary. Her research sits at the intersection of pastoral care, narrative identity, and practical theology. She holds a Master of Science in Narrative Medicine from Columbia University, two Master of Arts degrees from Dallas Theological Seminary (Christian Education and Media and Communication), and a doctorate from Baylor University. Through her teaching, Chaplain Eva aims to integrate pastoral theory, empirical data, and the biblical text.In this episode, you will hear: The intersection of her research interests and Life StoryThe importance of narrative wreckage catchersRedemptive/Reparative themes in care work Leading a new generation of stopping church hurt Moving into the academy during a season of discouragement What not to tell yourself This episode is dedicated to the Rev. G. William “Bill” Bryan (1936-2018) voice.dts.edu/article/bill-bryan-tributeConnect with Chaplain Eva evableeker.com/Resources Ronda Cooper - The Story Catchers Dan McAdams Dr. Arthur Frank - The Wounded Storyteller, narrative wreckagePlease Subscribe and Review I’d love you to subscribe to this podcast if you haven’t yet. Also, drop an authentic review or 5-star rating on your preferred podcast platform. Your honest feedback helps to improve this podcast and me to improve as a real human. Select ‘Ratings and Reviews’ and ‘Write a Review’. It’s quick and also helps spread the word about the podcast. Thanks! 

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