Brenna Gleason is a Master’s student in Occupational Therapy at Columbia University, specializing in behavioral and adult physical health. Her experience includes roles at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital and Barrier Free Living. She is a recipient of the Glen Gillen Achievement Award for Excellence in Neurorehabilitation.
Her work focuses on supporting vulnerable populations, including survivors of domestic violence and Holocaust survivors. She develops interventions to maximize their independence, home safety, and quality of life through a trauma-informed and wellness-based approach.
Unique fact: Brenna designed an eight-week intervention program to enhance community safety for home-bound Holocaust survivors.
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