“Children possess the power to rewrite the world before them and simultaneously live out their new story.”

“Purpose is loving the process of a journey and not letting setbacks define where that journey ends.”

“Remember to make people feel something. A good story wraps you into a new world and captivates you in ways you never expect.”

“Children see everything as possible, which is such a gift. They are our ultimate writers because they have the imagination to write stories they simultaneously live out.”

An insightful interview on how Tyler Beauchamp’s debut novel explores trauma, imagination and the blurred lines between film and life.

From physician-in-training to author, Tyler shares insights on purpose, patience, and the creative process.

“Beauchamp crafted a narrative of mystery and adventure that explores depression, loss, and trauma in a way for all readers—young and old—to walk away with more empathy.”

“When we practice what we preach and take care of our minds and hearts, I believe that bleeds over to our patients and how we care for them”

“His career path and storytelling are not mutually exclusive. In fact, he feels a “calling” for both and aims to bring the two together in a way that elevates an important message.”

“If Art and Medicine have anything in common, it’s that humanity lies at their core.”

Medical students turn music into gratitude: a creative video project honoring healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Medical students channel gratitude into music, creating a video tribute to frontline healthcare heroes during the COVID-19 pandemic.

“I really hope when people read this - kids or not - I hope they will look at people differently and think about everyone’s past.”

“An inspiration to all young people who are driven but still struggle day-to-day with their mental health post-pandemic.”

A heartfelt tribute to healthcare workers who gave everything when the world needed it most.

MCG students earn top honors for their original music video paying tribute to frontline healthcare workers.

A creative team of medical students writes, records, and stars in a music video celebrating the resilience of frontline workers.

A team of medical students at MCG create a moving music-video tribute to frontline workers — blending creativity with compassion.

“Medicine can only go so far. Where it can’t go, that’s where writing can fill the gaps.”

“Our mental illness can kind of pull us in one direction, but it’s actually not what we need. We actually need to go the other direction and lean in.”

“You can balance a life of medicine and a creative life. Hopefully others who are on the edge of both will see this and push forward.”