Tag: science
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Harvard Med School Benowitz (Advice for the Future)
Introduction This past May, I had the privilege of speaking with Professor Benowitz, Professor of Neurosurgery and Ophthalmology at Harvard Medical School and currently part-time professor of Ophthalmology at the University of Pittsburgh. Through our exchange, he provided me with a thoughtful reflection on curiosity, career experience, and wisdom on how to make the most of one’s education. Read more
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Physiotherapist Therapy – Working with neurological disorders
Last week, I had the pleasure of interviewing Terhi Haavisto, an Physiotherapist therapist specializing in physiotherapy with children. With over 30 years of experience in the field, Miss Haavisto focuses on developing neuroplasticity and motor connection in younger clients. She works under the ultimate goal of providing the most amount of independence possible to her Read more
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Exploring the Future of Neuroscience: An Interview with Spyridoula Cheimariou
Introduction Earlier this March, I had the privilege of interviewing Spyridoula Cheimariou (PhD), an assistant professor from Xavier University of Louisiana. There, Cheimariou works in speech development, her specified interest being in aphasia. This category of research refers to the cognitive science of language processes in the brain, exploring how damage and malfunctions affect language Read more
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Addressing the Problems -Rare Brain Disorders – #2
The Path to StandardizationNaturally, humans tend to gravitate toward what they are familiar with. The problem with this mindset arises when dealing with conditions such as orphan disorders (a term used to denote neglected disorders) as treatment paths are anything but familiar, with each disorder introducing a new, complex approach to what was previously known. Read more
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A Journey to Finding Purpose – Career Interview Sector – Clinical Therapy
By : Cina Huston Information provided by : Page, Ryan – https://coastalcarolinapsych.com/ Introduction Now, more than ever, the younger generation seems to be lost between the constant draw of phone screens, and the daunting task of deciding a “life plan” before the age of 18. To illustrate this problem, I asked 20 classmates what their Read more