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Law professor charts new path on disability rights
Dr. Laverne Jacobs is the first Canadian elected to the United Nations Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
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What works in children's rehab, and why, is researcher's passion
De-Lawrence Lamptey has a PhD in rehabilitation science and a master's degree in clinical psychology. He has right-sided weakness related...
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When parent hopes and rehab truths clash
Sarah Davidson is an occupational therapist at Holland Bloorview. For 14 years she's worked with children with complex medical needs who ...
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Hope: 'We cannot take it away from parents'
Imagine coming to the scene of a car accident and being told it's your child that's been hit. But your child is not there. She's been tak...
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'It was the greatest gig ever:' Bloorview teacher Shelley Neal
After 32 years as a teacher-librarian, Shelley Neal's life has come first circle. “When I was a little girl in public school I remember...
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'What we do goes above and beyond the medical'
Three years ago Elyse Poulin (left) began her career as a newly minted nurse on Holland Bloorview's complex continuing care unit.She work...
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Julia knows firsthand that every family is unique
Meet Julia Hanigsberg, the new president and CEO of Holland Bloorview (in photo with daughter Rachel). Julia comes to us from Ryerson Uni...
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Denied child care, this mom opens her own
By Julie BrocklehurstBrennen was my first and only child, and like any expectant mother, I had dreams of giving birth to a healthy, happy...
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A child isn't responsible for your discomfort with disability
'If we wouldn't offer up our most personal history, as parents, to satisfy a stranger's passing curiosity, then why would we encourage our disabled children to do so?'
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Ontario Neurotrauma Foundation issues first pediatric concussion living guideline
The Ontario Neurotrauma Foundation (ONF) has issued the first Living Guideline for Diagnosing and Managing Pediatric Concussion. The guideline, targeted at healthcare providers, offers a series of recommendations to help children and adolescents get back to their everyday life.
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