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Research Unlocked: Inspiring Youth with Physical Disabilities to Stay Active
With Research Unlocked we hope to provide our clients and families the right tools to make their best informed decisions.
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The power of thoughts: eliminating barriers to communication
Making an action occur with your mind is a feature of the new brain computer interface technology at Holland Bloorview.
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Bobbi finds her dream job in health records
Bobbi Champagne is a self-described nerd who loves technology and medicine. She came to Holland Bloorview as a George Brown health inform...
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'I come from a family of nurses'
Caroline Ivorra (left) is a registered nurse on Holland Bloorview's brain injury rehab team. She works with children who are hospitalized...
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Facts, routine, reassurance help kids manage fears about the pandemic
Barbara Fishbein Germon, a social worker with Holland Bloorview's child development program, talks about how parents can help their kids manage fears they may have about COVID-19.
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Project SEARCH: Getting students workforce ready
Hello Project SEARCH! A transition program helping students develop skills required for entry-level employment.
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Diverse dolls help children 'appreciate who they are'
A British mother is launching a line of dolls with gender, ethnic and ability diversity.
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What works in the clinic may not work in the real world
By Steve RyanMost people assume that technology is a game-changer for children with disabilities. Using it helps kids to walk faster, whe...
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Expanding access to inclusive health information
Holland Bloorview and Our Kids' Health expand inclusive resources for children, youth, and families with disabilities.
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A mother's leadership inspires this occupational therapist
'You need to be adaptable. You can't always go into a session with a prescribed plan, because kids are unique and constantly changing.'
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