… to his childhood garage.  "I’ve always loved sound and signal processing —I was a musician," Green said with a smile. "I started playing electric guitar as a kid. It … “That was my first real introduction to the field—a field that many people aren’t even aware of.” Green landed a clinician position at Children's Hospital as a … its progression, and determine whether the medicine used to treat the disease is even effective.  "The progress has gone well beyond what I could have ever imagined," …

… Boston, as well as MGH Institute clients, can use newly created materials based on a fairy tale to learn vocabulary words, work on reading comprehension worksheets, or other activities, thanks to Laura Gonzalez, a second-year Masters in Speech-Language Pathology student.  During her first year, … and you can’t give that to people,” said Gonzalez. “Now first-year students and even people who come after me have access to extra resources with an option to print …

… A CSD Podcast Star is Born … A CSD Podcast Star is Born Dr. Tiffany Hogan’s “See, Hear, Speak” has become … destination listening for speech-language pathologists. The idea of starting a podcast began for Tiffany Hogan during a meeting she had with two SLP students last … that I should do one, and my initial thought was ‘That’s crazy.’ I mean, I hadn’t even listened to a podcast before,” Dr. Hogan, a professor of speech-language …

… with Brain Injury Topics Outcomes & Career Paths Jenny Traver, MS-SLP '17 Tell us a little bit about your current work?  Currently, I work full time at my private … to specialize in brain injury, cognition, and the school re-entry process. I saw a need in our community for ongoing support for our patients once they transitioned … with themselves and feel empowered to find things they love to do each day, even if it might look or feel a bit different than before. A lot of my work with …