Therapies for children include physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech/feeding
therapy and music therapy. Psychological services include individual counseling,
family counseling, and behavioral support services.
For more information about Anna Shaw Children’s Institute, call 706.226.8900 or visit
HamiltonHealth.com/children.
For an appointment at the Institute, please ask your
child’s pediatrician for a referral.
Nancy Carnevale, MD
Board��certi��ed Child Development Pediatrician
As the medical director of Anna Shaw Children’s Institute, Dr. Carnevale speciali��es in
attention disorders, autism spectrum disorders, behavioral and developmental challenges,
and more.
Dr. Carnevale graduated from Assumption College in ��orcester, Massachusetts, attended
medical school at Brown ��niversity in Rhode Island, and completed her residency in pediatrics
at the ��niversity of Connecticut. She also completed her fellowship at Brown ��niversity and is
board certi��ed in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities.
��hile practicing pediatric medicine and serving as an assistant professor, she found her
passion in treating children with complex disorders. Since 1����7, she has cared for children
with developmental delays, as well as provided guidance to their families. Dr. Carnevale and
her husband, Christian, have four children.
Emily Brandt, MD
Board��certi��ed Developmental��Behavioral Pediatrician
Dr. Brandt speciali��es in attention disorders, autism spectrum disorders, behavioral
and developmental challenges, and more.
Dr. Brandt graduated from Southern Adventist ��niversity in the Chattanooga area
and then attended medical school and completed her internship and residency at
Loma Linda ��niversity. She obtained her fellowship in Developmental��Behavioral
Pediatrics at the ��niversity of Iowa.
Dr. Brandt has cared for children with developmental delays and has assisted with
educating medical students, pediatrics residents, and child psychiatry residents
during her fellowship at the ��niversity of Iowa and as a member of the faculty at the
��niversity of Tennessee College of Medicine in Chattanooga.
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