Christina Goodheart SLP

10/03/2026

08/27/2026

Happy birthday to Move To Grow Occupational Therapy - Staten Island Danielle! Cheers to another year of success! 🎉 Happy Birthday to an amazing business partner and an even better friend. Here’s to bigger wins, endless growth, and many more milestones together! 🥂🎂

07/24/2026

Thank you for sharing. Love these stories 💙

07/18/2026

07/09/2026

🥰 communication is everything. Thank you for sharing !

06/08/2026

💬 Editorial: Decades of food allergy guidance based on opinion rather than evidence delayed effective prevention. Updated guidelines backed by randomized trials have reduced rates, highlighting the need for evidence-based recommendations.

https://ja.ma/4g3JwED

05/30/2026

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05/21/2026

Amazing ! Cannot believed it’s been one year ! Move To Grow OT Staten Island Advance

https://www.silive.com/business/2026/05/these-2-staten-island-therapists-are-transforming-the-way-babies-reach-critical-milestones.html

05/10/2026

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Today, we join the global neonatal and HIE community in mourning the loss of Dr. Alistair Gunn from New Zealand 🇳🇿 — who we affectionately dubbed as the “godfather of cooling”.

Professor Gunn’s work fundamentally changed the future for babies with hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy around the world. Through decades of rigorous research, scientific curiosity, and unwavering dedication, he helped transform therapeutic hypothermia from an idea into a lifesaving standard of care — changing outcomes for countless children and families.

For many in our community, his work is deeply personal. Because of the science he helped build, babies were given time, possibility, and hope. Families who once would have had no options were given a path forward. His impact extends far beyond journals, lectures, and laboratories — it lives in the children growing, learning, laughing, and living fuller lives today.

We are also grateful for the way he continued to push the field forward, asking hard questions, mentoring emerging researchers, and advocating for better understanding of neonatal brain injury and neuroprotection throughout his career.

He was always incredibly encouraging of the work we are building here at Hope for HIE, and our leadership was fortunate to spend many meaningful opportunities at conferences and meetings over the last few years learning from him, and just soaking up his humor, and perspectives on life.

At Hope for HIE, we honor not only the extraordinary scientific legacy Professor Gunn leaves behind, but also the humanity behind the work.

We extend our deepest condolences to his family, friends, colleagues, trainees, and all those across the world who were influenced by his life and work.

His legacy will continue to shape the future of HIE care for generations to come.

05/10/2026

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So many around the world are celebrating Mother's Day, and we are celebrating our HIE moms.

We also know that today can bring many complex emotions for our HIE moms.

However you are feeling today, know that we are with you, support you, and love you.

It's ok to not feel grateful.....and feel pain.

It's ok to feel lucky.....and happy.

It's ok if you feel any of the above, or any other way, too. We aren't just one thing. Life is complex and messy, and we are here with you through it all.

Today and always, we are keeping our HIE loss moms especially close to our hearts.