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Author Archives: Hannah
Going Clinical for Spring Break
Felix Trede is a 1st year student in the Clinical PsyD program at MSPP. I have had the pleasure of having clinical seminar with Felix all year. Our seminar class has become sort of a mini-family, and we often share … Continue reading
Cupcakes for Recovery
Last week’s events have left us a lot of us shaken, confused, and afraid. However, they have also sparked an incredible sense of hope and a drive to move forward and help one another. A 4th year student at MSPP and … Continue reading
Posted in Around Boston, Clinical PsyD
Tagged bake sale, Boston Marathon Bombings, cupcakes, SCC
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Moving On From The Marathon: Processing Trauma
I have been searching for the words to write a post since the tragic events at the Marathon bombings last week. It was a terrifying week to live in the city of Boston that left many of us shaken, scared, … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical PsyD, Personal Growth
Tagged Boston Marathon Bombings, processing, trauma
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“Brain Building” at the Freedman Center: Interview with Ember Cook, 3rd yr Clinicial PsyD Student
I had the pleasure of interviewing Ember Cook, a 3rd year Clinical PsyD student, about some of the exciting things currently happening at the Freedman Center. Any current or future students interested in working with new parents and/or young children … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical PsyD
Tagged brain building, children, clinical psyd, families, freedman center
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Special Muffins for Special People
I wrote the following post on my baking blog, Chocolate Covered Therapy, and since it talks about MSPP, I thought I would share it with all of you: “MSPP is very committed to their idea of creating a strong community. … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical PsyD, Personal Growth
Tagged baking, chocolate, clinical psyd, clinical seminar, muffins
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Boston: Not So Bad Afterall
I’ve given Boston a pretty hard time since I moved here in June. I am a small town girl, and frankly, cities and I just don’t get along. And Boston definitely isn’t Middletown, CT, where I had made my home … Continue reading
Spring Surprises
One aspect that really sets MSPP apart from other schools is the amount of effort the faculty put into their end-of-the-semester evaluations. At first, I was very frustrated by this process. Here we are at the end of March, and … Continue reading
Reflections on a Snowy Day
So tomorrow is the first day of spring, and MSPP is closed for a snow day! Don’t you just love New England weather? Well, since I have a lot of work to catch up on, I definitely appreciate the day … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical PsyD, Personal Growth
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Finally Settling In
The transition to graduate school and a new city is a difficult one. However, I was slightly cocky and full of “I-just-graduated-college” pride, and didn’t think it was such a big deal. I was ready to tackle the world after … Continue reading
Posted in Around Boston, Clinical PsyD, Personal Growth
Tagged Adjustment, Boston, home, snow storm, transition
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Never Stop Questioning
I went to a really great liberal arts school for undergrad. At first, I appreciated how much they made us think and question, and then question thinking and question questioning. However, after four years of it, I was kind of … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical PsyD, Experiential Education, Personal Growth
Tagged ADHD, class, medication
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