Suzanne McKenzie-Mohr, PhD, is Assistant Professor in the School of Social Work at St. Thomas University. As a practicing social worker for fifteen years, her interest in the role of narrative in people's lives grew out of her work in shelters, hospitals, and counselling centres. She covers content on narrative practice theory with adults, children, and in response to trauma in her courses. Her doctoral thesis involved exploration of the role of narrative in women's navigation of the post-rape process toward living well. Related scholarly interests include the use of audience, counterstories, and narrative repair in response to oppressive conditions.
