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This disability scholar is still learning to set boundaries
Rosina's ties to Holland Bloorview include four years living at the old Bloorview hospital.
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From nursing student to operations manager, Michelle found her niche in children's rehab
'I see that our nurses and clinicians treat the children as if they were their own. That brings me joy.'
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And the truth shall set you free
I remember when my son was still a baby, a psychiatrist told me that I needed to play a "PR role" in how I introduced him to others. He s...
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'You are going to be Dads'
At a recent BLOOM event I met a new dad, Rob Foslett. Rob's face lit up when he told me that he and his partner had recently adopted a yo...
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'P-what?' A dad teaches doctors about child's rare condition
Yesterday a dad came to visit me.His name is Syed Haider and his daughter Zahra, 5, has pantothenate kinase-associated neurodegeneration ...
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When parents leave the unit 'they're incredibly capable'
Dr. Andrea Hoffman is a developmental pediatrician who works with children with complex medical problems on our inpatient units and in ou...
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A dad asks: 'Did I do anything wrong?'
Samuel Cheng (above left) is a decision support analyst at Holland Bloorview. He spoke at a Schwartz Rounds recently about what it's like...
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Holland Bloorview celebrates Black History Month: Embracing diversity and inclusion
Holland Bloorview is celebrating Black History Month to honour the rich history, achievements, and contributions of Black individuals and communities. As an organization dedicated to fostering inclusion, diversity and equity, Holland Bloorview recognizes the importance of commemorating Black…
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'We wanted to provide sex-positive, inclusive education for free'
'Tell It Like It Is' is a nine-module course that covers relationships, dating, gender and sexual identity, body image and safer sex practices.
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Disabled parenting is 'messier,' and that's a good thing
'Needing care does not make you incapable of providing care. It doesn’t somehow make you a worse parent if you need help.'
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