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'The tears represent sadness, but sort of a beautiful sadness'
Jessica Chan, 20 (above), made a mask to convey what it’s like to live with a brain injury. At age 17, she had surgery to remove a brain tumour. Today, the University of Toronto student is one of several young adults showing masks they created at an Unmasking Brain Injury workshop at Holland…
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From patient to social worker, Emily Chan comes full circle
'I knew there was a gap in services for people with disabilities and mental health care. I really wanted to help close that gap.'
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Study of Grade 4 students finds most have already adopted a deficit view of disability
Students were most likely to equate disability with a disadvantage.
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GTHL Launches New Minor Hockey Concussion Strategy
Concussion strategy aligns players, parents, coaches and trainers in leading-edge brain injury prevention, education, research, recovery ...
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Mindfulness cuts parental stress, depression
What would best support parents of adult children with developmental disabilities who've left school and fall into a black-hole of servic...
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No ifs, ands, or buts, for this go-getter
For eight-year-old Olivia, 'giving up' isn't in her vocabulary. When she sets her mind to something, she’ll do it. No ifs, ands, or buts.
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Lab to Life
15th annual BRI Symposium showcases the deep value of collaboration between scientists and families
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Unleashing the power of video games to enhance well-being of kids with cerebral palsy
Unique exergame boosts well-being of kids with CP recovering from orthopedic surgery
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Children’s Health Coalition Statement
Toronto, ON
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Loss of in-person school led to worsening mental health for kids during pandemic: preliminary findings
New preliminary data has found losing in-school services has worsened kids' mental health
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