… and students Second-year Doctor of Physical Therapy student Sydney Campilii went to Guatemala with the goal of helping physical therapists and local PT students, and … and PT students presentations on such things as stroke care and hip dysplasia and how to transfer patients without hurting their backs, but I got so much more out of … Led by Dr. Jane Baldwin, an assistant professor in PT and coordinator of the IHP’s Marjorie Ionta Physical Therapy Center for Clinical Education , the trip was a …

… Pauline Fiorello. Why is a month like Brain Injury Awareness Month so important?  To do exactly what’s it’s saying – awareness. We want to prevent brain injuries. … lack of oxygen to the brain.    During your work at the IPC and at Spaulding, how do you go about treating these brain injuries?   We start with an assessment. The … the person that they were before this devastating injury?  For instance, if it's someone who wants to go back to work, part of occupational therapy might be looking …

… The IHP Interview: Rebecca Willman on Occupational Therapy as a Tool for Eating Disorder Treatment … food intake disorder " earlier this year. Willman’s research on how occupational therapy could help patients with avoidant/restrictive food intake … in eating disorder treatment, and why treating ARFID could be a gateway for OTs to work with people with eating disorders. Why did you decide to specialize in eating …

… University visited the MGH Institute of Health Professions on Monday, November 24, to complete the final module of a grant-funded, intercollegiate course called … and clarify what they observe; Narrative Pedagogy guides them to interpret and find meaning in those observations; and Kolb’s Experiential Learning Theory promotes application and reflection to foster growth …