Kennedy Krieger Institute

Can you tell us your name and where you are visiting from?

Amina Smith-Sine from the Kennedy Krieger Institute in Baltimore, Maryland.

So you have a very interesting poster here.

Can you tell us a little bit what it's about?

Natasha Ludwig and Mary Wojnaroski.

Dr. Ludwig is a licensed clinical neuropsychologist at Kennedy Krieger Institute and an assistant professor of psychiatry and behavioral science at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

Dr. Wojnarowski is a licensed clinical psychologist at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, and an associate professor of pediatrics at The Ohio State University.

We have previously had the pleasure of having Natasha on here sharing some of the findings from Enstone's study, but she's returning today with Mary to let us know about the Parents Speak Survey 2, which will begin recruiting September 1.

Fourth stop: Baltimore.

On a crisp spring day, Jacqueline Harris dashed into an exam room at Baltimore's Kennedy Krieger Institute.

Upon seeing a new NCBRS patient sitting on the examination bench, she cracked a huge grin, immediately returned by the patient.

Harris playfully launched into her physical examination, making it a game about pizza.

And this week, our guest is Dr. Michelle Butnick-Harrison.

She is a licensed psychologist, and she heads up a program at the Kennedy Krieger Institute, uh, to help, uh, military families.

And so I first, uh, learned about this program when her and I are on a Veteran Connect network, uh, monthly kinda meeting.

Uh, and I really wanted to, to look into this more because we know, uh, everybody in this, uh, space understands how underserved our military families are.

... we're doing it different ways.

Wow.

Well, uh, then tell us a little bit about, uh, Kennedy Krieger Institute.

So-