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Families of group-home residents fight 'barbaric' COVID-19 restrictions
'One agency has flat out said there will be no brief hugs and no trips in the community and no visits to family homes. It's monstrous.'
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‘Patient 357’ inspires project to mourn unnamed asylum dead
Photos by Anne ZbitnewA Stitch in Time: Mourning the Unnamed is a research and art project that honours the children and adults who lived...
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Transitions Pop-up: Connect with HB Alumni
An informational session about the HB Alumni Network.
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'We're not here to inspire. We're here to win'
A new video from World Wheelchair Rugby documents a young athlete's dream of playing at the highest level.
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These parents took a year off to learn to 'speak Oskar'
Photos by Alia YoussefBeyond The Spectrum is a candid, captivating film about autism that pushes you to think and see in different ways. ...
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Family fund is a lifeline, but demand outstrips supply
Anyone who knows Geoffrey Feldman knows that he's an extraordinary parent.“I'm not a typical dad,” he says with a chuckle.At 76, Geof...
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'I like a nurse who's caring, sometimes funny, always positive'
Justin Chau is an 11-year-old inpatient at Holland Bloorview. He's writing a story about his life following a surgery to remove a brain t...
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Students run concussion rehab program for youth
There's little science to show how to best help youth with concussions who continue to be bothered by headaches, fatigue and dizziness.A ...
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When it comes to disability, who and what needs to change?
When my son was young I searched for interventions that would "minimize" his disabilities.I'm embarrassed to write that now, knowing how ...
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Researchers investigate tech designed to promote independence
Holland Bloorview investigates Canadian technology designed to promote independence – with life-changing results
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