… stress by focusing on their breath and movement, and that let them gain support from the other moms while they decorated journals and baby footprints and made … to advocate for myself to get this position if I didn’t have the skills I learned from the program,” Carpenter noted. “It gave me ideas, references, and resources that … Relational Health” initiative with Dr. Theresa Shanahan, pediatric hospitalist from Newton-Wellesley and Dr. Lise Johnson of Brigham and Women’s and Brazelton …

… in the school’s PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences program. Diperri had come up from her North Carolina home to be with Feller,  a former IHP faculty member who received the New Century Scholars Doctoral Scholarship award from the ASHFoundation at Friday night’s award ceremony. “It’s incredible, absolutely … the award.” They were among the more than 260 faculty, students, staff, and alumni from the Institute who attended the four-day event, held at the Boston Convention and …

… of neurodiverse individuals— those with significant brain-based differences from the general population—by creating environments that reduce barriers to … are occurring with a neurodivergent client.  5. What is one piece of advice, from either your personal life or your professional practice, you would give to other health professionals who care for neurodiverse individuals? From our professional experience, our biggest piece of advice would be to (1) …

… and supporting these children. What knowledge, skills, and attitudes do you bring from the IHP to this work?   I have been fortunate to receive both my clinical and research degrees from the IHP. Early in my training, I learned about the concept of clinical … I have always been treated as a professional. I am so grateful to be learning from and working with people who embody the Institute’s mission and lead by example.  …

… they can always meet with me if my door is open. I think the best teamwork stems from a team that has trusting relationships with one another. Lastly, I believe it’s … your team? Fostering an environment that normalizes asking questions and learning from one another. I have realized that you can be an expert of your own craft, but … become so much more powerful as a practitioner when you express curiosity to learn from other disciplines! I am so grateful to have learned so much from my fellow …

… The coronavirus pandemic prevented students who graduated in 2020 and 2021 from experiencing commencement, but an event held on May 21 provided some of them the … also,” noted Misitano, as the trio shared some laughs. Nearby were four graduates from the 2020 Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology program - Hope Kentala, … alumni gathered at 1 Constitution Wharf at the special ceremony where they heard from several speakers. President Paula Milone-Nuzzo spoke of how the attendees and …

… 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 …

… a volunteer for the 2023 three-week retreat, please maggieraemer [at] gmail.com (email Maggie) , or visit the Ashmere Project website . New volunteers are always … room at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in a variety of service lines from general surgery and transplant, to spine and ortho.  In addition to your … the BEST! I can’t wait to do it again in 2023!  How do you incorporate your degree from the Institute into this work?   Participating in this work prior to getting …