Quality-of-Life grant with the goal of improving parent-child attachment and reducing parental stress, titled “Tiny Tots Transition to Home: A Pilot program to improve developmental and mental health outcomes in NICU infants and their families”.
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“My research team is currently working towards establishing a novel stereoscopic treatment for restoring stereo vision in patients with amblyopia.”
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2023 Updates from The Baudhuin Preschool, The Academy, and the Starting Right program.
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2023 Updates from the College of Dental Medicine’s Pediatric Dentistry Residency Training Program.
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NSU faculty and staff are invited to apply for funding to support NSU programs and projects that benefit individuals with autism.
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Sourced from the PubMed directory, this article highlights notable autism-related publications from the past year (June 2022 – June 2023) featuring NSU-affiliated researchers as authors.
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School Highlights To promote environmental stewardship, the Preschool created a new Outdoor Living Lab. This schoolyard habitat, certified by the National Wildlife Federation, houses a variety of pollinating plants, edible vegetation, and a pond. The Outdoor Living Lab is maintained by children and helps them learn about and appreciate their local ecosystems. Equipment such as digital microscopes are introduced for […]
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Pediatric Mental Health Services Under the umbrella of the NSU College of Psychology and NSU Health Care Centers, there are 13 pediatric specialties serving children and adolescents on NSU’s Fort Lauderdale-Davie campus. These specialty clinics address the important need for mental health services for children. NSU is proud to offer reasonably priced services to meet the needs of children and […]
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The Baudhuin Preschool, The Academy, and Starting Right programs, , all within the Fischler College of Education and School of Criminal Justice, returned to face-to-face instruction in October 2020. Since then, the school has implemented successful procedures in keeping students and staff members safe and healthy. The Baudhuin Preschool maintains its partnership with the Dental and Challenging Behavior Clinics at […]
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Since 2010, the Health Resources and Services Administration has funded the College of Dental Medicine’s Pediatric Dentistry Residency Training Program aimed at treating children with special healthcare needs. As part of this project, a specialized dental clinic was established for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) aged 18 months to 8 years. Treatment at this clinical site involves the provision of […]
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