… the most anticipated annual events by the entire department, as it gives students a great study break, and an opportunity for faculty and students to come together for a great cause,” said Abbey Kroll, DPT ’26, who serves as one of the Marquette Chairs at the MGH Institute. The bakeoff … as being a great conversation starter,” said Marquette Chair Marissa Torres, DPT ’26. “And it tastes better when you know you’re contributing to a great charity such …

… PhD '18 Alumni What year did you start the program?  2013 Crystle has accepted a postdoctoral research fellowship at the University of Montana in Missoula, MT. She … Disorder (DLD) and Dyslexia, under the mentorship of Julie Wolter, PhD, CCC-SLP, a co-investigaor with Tiffany Hogan, PhD, CCC-SLP at the MGH Institute, Suzanne … Nation. Arizona Speech-Language-Hearing Association Annual Convention, Phoenix, AZ. Alavez, C.N., Bistline, S., Clark, G., Davis, S., Hiebert, L., Lindstedt, E., …

… creativity, and practice in Occupational Therapy Fieldwork Education. Fieldwork is a crucial component in occupational therapy education where students apply their … “As an educator, I believe it's important to maintain a connection to practice, even if it's a small role,” said Hobbs. “Plus, mental health is such a challenging … have experienced in their short lives, the residential treatment center can be even more challenging. It's essential the residents get the support and therapy they …

… occurs each May. Q: Why is stroke awareness so important? Almost 800,000 people a year, just in the United States, have a stroke. That’s one every 40 seconds. It’s … attack, also known as a TIA that’s sometimes called a mini-stroke or brain attack even though it’s not technically a stroke. With a TIA, the blood flow to the brain is … is much higher so we want people to understand that if you do have these symptoms, even if they go away on their own, it's critical that you seek medical attention so …

… breast cancer survivors approach exercise dose It’s well known that exercise does a body good, and that’s especially the case for breast cancer survivors battling … and a fear of overexertion.” Said one woman: “I would be wiped out for days. Not even just one day, two days, three days. I didn't know I could even be that low.” On the other side were women who saw negative consequences from …