Jill Broderick

Jill Broderick has over thirty-five years of professional experience as an occupational therapist, specializing in treatment of adult patients with chronic pain conditions, neurological disorders and stress related illness. Jill earned her Master of Science degree from Boston University in 1987 and her doctorate in occupational therapy in 2023.  She has developed an expertise in applied psychophysiology and techniques to help patients develop self-regulatory skills to quiet the central nervous system.  Her treatment approach enables people to develop a sense of agency over their health by teaching them how to control their respond to stress and anxiety. As people learn self-regulation, they can decrease stress related symptoms and improve cognitive skills, preparing them to meet the demands of their adult roles. Jill has developed a unique practice employing occupational therapy, biofeedback and integrated mind/body medicine, optimizing people's overall occupational performance. This treatment approach can also strengthen people's resilience to the various physical, mental and social challenges we all experience from time to time.