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Rachael Muscatello

Media/Press

SENSE Theatre® Featured in VUMC’s “Discover”

The SENSE Theatre® intervention program was recently featured in an article for Vanderbilt University Medical Center’s new digital publishing platform, Discover. Click here for a link to the article. Research to support the theatre-based intervention is discussed, with quotes and discussion from SENSE Theatre® founder and SENSE Lab director, Dr. Read more

By Rachael Muscatello, 7 years ago
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Check out a recent article about SENSE research from Nashville Parent!

The SENSE Lab’s federally-funded project on Teen Development was recently highlighted in Nashville Parent magazine. The article includes details on the study with quotes from Principal Investigator and SENSE Lab Director, Dr. Blythe Corbett and can be found on the Nashville Parent website. Click here to read story. For more Read more

By Rachael Muscatello, 7 yearsAugust 28, 2018 ago
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SENSE Lab Study Featured in Vanderbilt News!

Read the featured news story on SENSE Theatre and our new multisite intervention study, funded by the National Institute of Mental Health. https://news.vanderbilt.edu/2018/01/15/vanderbilt-participates-in-study-investigating-impact-of-theatre-on-youth-with-autism/ If you would like more information on how to participate in this research program, click here. 

By Rachael Muscatello, 8 yearsMarch 5, 2018 ago
Research Updates

Studying Development in Youth with and without Autism Spectrum Disorder

The SENSE Lab is actively enrolling participants for a new, NIH-funded grant to investigate pubertal development in autism. Puberty is an important developmental period, and this important transition in ASD lacks research. The study is seeking both typically developing children and children with autism, ages 10-13! More information can be Read more

By Rachael Muscatello, 8 yearsMarch 5, 2018 ago

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