TOTALLY TRUE THINGS PRESENTS

BODY PARTS

written and performed by Carla Katz

  Register below to get the link to watch the recorded show. 

This webinar provides 1.5 contact hours of CE for NYS Social Workers. Email [email protected] after watching the show and request the online evaluation. The CE certificate will be emailed to you upon receipt of the completed evaluation.

Totally True Things is a weekly live-streamed show that features solo or long-form storytelling focusing on mental health, medical challenges or social issues. There are 11 shows in the series, and you can subscribe to see them all for $65. We will send you the links to watch the shows already recorded as well as links to see each one in the upcoming schedule. 
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Needing one, giving one, caring for one. BODY PARTS brings us different perspectives on the world of organ transplants: What its like to wait. What its like to donate. What its like to keep a transplanted organ alive. The healing power and social impact of telling these stories.

Carla Katz is a Jersey born and bred storyteller living in Hoboken NJ. Her solo show Angelina debuted at the SOLOCOM 2019 Comedy Festival at the Peoples Improv Theater in NYC, and her solo show Body Parts sold out at the 2017 Comedy Festival at the Peoples Improv Theater. She is a Moth StorySlam Champion, has performed widely in New York, at The Comedy Cellar, The Liar Show, Story Collider, The AWFNH Show at the Kraine Theatre, NYC's Secrets and Lies and Generation Women at Caveat, Sideshow Goshko and a wide variety of shows at The Magnet Theater and The Tank. She has also performed across New Jersey, is co-producer with Adam Wade with the Hoboken-based On The Waterfront Storytelling series. By day she is also a labor lawyer, professor and union leader. www.carlakatz.com
Janine Allen - Originally from England, Janine lived in France and Italy as a young child. She moved to New Jersey in 1996. She attended Seton Hall Law School and works as a defense attorney in North Jersey. Janine is a mother of 4 children, 5 fur kids, a frequent volunteer in her community and always strives to be the best human she can be. 
Dr. Ryan Goldberg, MD is board certified in internal medicine and nephrology, affiliated with the St. Barnabas Medical Center in Livingston, NJ. He joined the Renal and Pancreas Transplant Division in 2010 from the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver CO. While there, he completed two fellowships, both in AST/ASN renal transplant and general nephrology, and a residency in internal medicine. He received a post-undergraduate degree from Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY.
Tina Bakehouse, MA is an executive communication coach, who develops and facilitates a wide-range of creative communication workshops for educators, managers, and other professionals in the Omaha-metro area, specializing in storytelling for professionals from diverse fields, including health care, business and not-for-profits. For 15 years, she taught at Creighton University Communication Studies Department, as spoken at TEDx and conferences throughout the midwest and performed in storytelling shows in Iowa and New York. Find out more at www.tinabakehouse.com

HOST: Jude Treder-Wolff is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Certified Group Psychotherapist, Certified Practitioner of Applied  Improvisation, writer/performer, host of Totally True Things and president of Lifestage, Inc, the company that produces it. She has been featured on storytelling shows around the country, including PBS Stories From The Stage, Story District in Washington, DC, RISK! live show and podcast, Ex Fabula in Milwaukee, WI, Mistakes Were Made and many other live shows in NYC. Her solo show This Isn't Helping was performed at the off-Broadway Connelly Theater in YC, at the 2018 Whitefire Solo Theatre Festival, the Arts In Health Care conference at NYU, The Examined Life Conference and at theaters and events around the country. She is published in the International Journal of Arts In Psychotherapy, Music Therapy Perspectives, Recovery Press and writes about improvisation, creativity and storytelling for medium.com. She has been interviewed for articles appearing in NBC News, VICE, Bustle, LI Pulse, Chicago Tribune, Newsday, LA Times and many others.  www.lifestage.me