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What's wrong with wanting a 'mini-me?'
Thiscomment on the blog of a parent stopped me in my tracks (if you read down in the post you'll see the comment reprint in full). It's f...
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Less social activity starts early in children with cerebral palsy
Preschoolers with cerebral palsy only participated in the community a few times in the last four months, according to a new Holland Bloorview study.
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CDARS PhD candidate, Patrick Jachyra, receives Ontario’s Universities Autism Scholars Award
Congratulations to Patrick Jachyra, CDARS PhD candidate, who was awarded the Ontario's Universities Autism Scholars Award for his critica...
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Getting up and on the go with Rachel
We got a chance to speak to Rachel about her time in the Get Up and Go Program and what helped her mental health.
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When it comes to physical therapy, 'more isn't always better'
'Today we have a better understanding of quality of life. A child's physical function is only a small aspect of their whole quality of life.'
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Ontario Autism Program
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'Wholeness comes in lots of packages.' So why do we design the world for the average body?
'Ability and disability may be in part about the physical state of the body, but they are also produced by the relative flexibility or rigidity of the built world'
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Holland Bloorview and Reena profile Bill C-81 during federal election
Holland Bloorview and Reena hosted a federal candidates’ forum to raise awareness of the Accessible Canada Act (ACA).
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Building community through art
While creativity and imagination are the foundation for each art project, it isn’t just about a finished product: it's about community.
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Omar says brain injury has turned his shy personality bubbly
Rehan Siddiqui tells the chilling story of how his son and daughter were hit by a car that went through a red light. “She hit both kids...
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