… sitting and went to work.   Using equipment made possible through a grant from the MGH Nurses Alumni Association, the students went to work.   Client Lisa Sims … Center on the IHP campus. Murray began by listening to Doherty’s heart, first from the front and then the back. Johanna gently took their client’s left arm and, … Along with apartment visits, the Sleeper Center is leveraging a $3,000 grant from the MGH Nurses Alumni Association to establish a more permanent presence at the …

… in Massachusetts . The meeting provided an opportunity for Spilka to hear directly from these college leaders about emerging challenges from Washington, D.C., and to explore opportunities for stronger collaboration and increased support from the Commonwealth.  “Private colleges are not just an economic engine driving … in Massachusetts . The meeting provided an opportunity for Spilka to hear directly from these college leaders about emerging challenges from Washington, D.C., and to …

… in her honor. “What a privilege it has been to have had the opportunity to build from scratch a highly successful speech-language pathology program. This crowning … the Institute.” Atwood was quick to mention the assistance she received from hospital visionaries such as Dr. John Hilton Knowles, who was the originator of … Speech-Language Association and a recipient of the Distinguished Service Award from the Massachusetts Speech-Language Hearing Association, among other accolades.  …

… partner with you also helps with outcome. So, we were able to take what we know from the literature about the importance of community participation, the importance … at the New England Aquarium. Front row: Physical therapy student volunteers, from left: Sarah Su (DPT ’24), Josephine Nguyen (DPT ’24), Kendra Andrada (DPT ’24), Gabrielle Beaulieu (DPT ’25). Back row from left: Kim Erler, Rey Vazquez, Steve Parnell, Janet Nittman, Julie Hahnke, Lisa …

… for the first time after running the New York, Berlin, and Chicago Marathons.  “From toeing the start line in Hopkinton, to conquering the infamous Heartbreak Hill … for the first time after running the New York, Berlin, and Chicago Marathons.  “From toeing the start line in Hopkinton, to conquering the infamous Heartbreak Hill …

… of science and higher education, but it also allows me an amazing chance to begin from a super early age teaching my child the importance of science, education, and … daughter, Piper, to take part in the event. “I think it’s great that anybody from across IHP can see the staff’s children; it’s like being part of a family.”  … for my learning later,” Canela said. “Probably the biggest thing I took away from it is how important PT, OT, and SLP are to every part of a child's development. …

… individual goals with occupational therapy and speech language pathology students from the MGH Institute in one-on-one and group sessions, as well music therapy, swimming, wellness, and adaptive sports with professionals from Spaulding. Each client has different challenges. Since the stroke, Grafton has … already made 25 phone calls to family and friends, not including that call he made from the room in 2CW to another participant in the program. That was part of a group …

… line of fifth graders chatted with nervous excitement as they made the brief walk from Charlestown’s Harvard-Kent Elementary School to the Charlestown Navy Yard. Their … strenuous activity after dinner, and develop their own relaxation routine. Across from Trujillo, Aniston Miller, ABSN ’23 sat surrounded by neon fidget toys and mini … had their measurements, O’Neil taught the students how to convert their heights from inches to centimeters and explained why tracking height is a good indicator for …