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Helping kids with disabilities navigate the mental health crisis
Dr. Danielle Baribeau is gaining insights into the systemic barriers that children and youth with disabilities often face when accessing mental health supports.
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Sadie loves to shoot and score
'I think parents should introduce their kids to as many different things as they can with other people with disabilities.'
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In this graphic novel, being different is cool
'If you have never seen yourself reflected in a book, I hope you will in this one.'
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When a doctor suggests not treating a treatable condition in your child
Clinicians advise a parent on what to say if an ER doctor suggests 'just' making their sick child comfortable.
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Motion Analysis Centre team named 2025 recipients of the Dr. John Whittaker Memorial Cerebral Palsy Award
Honouring a multidisciplinary team advancing movement science and pediatric rehabilitation
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Student hones nursing skills at inclusive arts camp
Queen's University student Daphne Cohen supported children with medical needs in Spiral Garden this summer.
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'I have always sat in the in-between'
Mari Ramsawakh's identity can not be contained in simple boxes. Their film Fluid, which just won TVO's 2019 Short Doc Contest, makes that clear: 'I have always sat in the in-between.'
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Reporting a story when you're blind has its advantages, journalist says
'I've been told it makes me listen better, because my first way of taking in information is not visually.'
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'I'm ashamed to be jealous:' A special-needs dad
Yesterday this candid piece about being a special-needs dad on LinkedIn blew me away. It's such a rich account of the many emotions exper...
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Jim and the pursuit of happiness
By Karin Melberg Schwier We think about my eldest son Jim's happiness. A lot. What turns, straightaways, twists to take, what unexpected ...
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