Stories
Discoveries at the Hall
What does it feel like to make history? Do the breakthrough moments make up for all the hard graft? How do we make space for innvovation in science?
Landmark Moments and Future Horizons
Sara Levene, Vice Chair of The Association of Genetic Nurses and Counsellors, reflects on the role of the AGNC, leading in a time of change, and the future of the profession with increasing demand for Genetic Counsellors
Life at the Hall
Who lived within these walls? What did they grow in the Walled Garden? How did a part of Pompeii end up in the parlour?
Reflections by Anna Middleton
Professor Anna Middleton's reflections how genomic technology is sweeping across society and the importance of the role of genetic counsellors.
Reflections by Chrystal Ding
Photographer Chrystal Ding's reflections on counselling as a human experience.
So Much More Than Just a Test
The power of film: Voices of genetic counsellors tour films festivals
Translating Complex Messages to Diverse Populations
For patients receiving genetic counselling there is often a mixture of emotions and anxieties involved. The binary and gender-specific approaches commonly used during genetic counselling practice, can fail to recognise those who do not fit within a binary system, often exacerbating existing anxieties. So how can transcultural genetic counselling services help?
Working at the Hall
How do you test run a Raleigh Chopper bicycle on a country estate? What does a metalurgist's workshop look like? Where do scientists get their best ideas?
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