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A Holland Bloorview youth brings fresh approach to gathering client input with accessible Youth Feedback Corner app
Ensuring care and services at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital are meeting the needs and wants of clients and families is a...
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Holland Bloorview Selects Havas Worldwide Canada as Agency of Record
TORONTO, ON (May 31, 2016) – Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation is pleased to announce the appointment of Havas ...
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Join the movement to update the accessibility symbol in Ontario
Attention clients and families!Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital endorsed The Forward Movement, a grassroots organization ai...
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A future of no boundaries for youth with disability seeking employment
Holland Bloorview's research institute (the Bloorview Research Institute (BRI)) is excited to announce that senior scientist, Dr. Sally L...
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Assisted suicide study questions its use for depression, autism
A study published yesterday about doctor-assisted suicide in the Netherlands for patients with depression and other conditions, including...
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Flight ban is discriminatory says Toronto mom
Yesterday, Kara Melissa Sharp and her family arrived at Toronto's Pearson airport at lunch time for a flight to Hong Kong at 3:30 p.m.Alm...
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Blogger tracks Toronto's disability-friendly spots
Silvia Guido blogs about Toronto restaurants, bars and music venues that meet her 30-item checklist for accessibility.The physiotherapist...
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A letter to myself
We just finished our first six-week narrative medicine group for parents. The group brought together nine parents for 90 minutes each wee...
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Retarded, imbecile, morons. Why does The New York Times still use these words?
I could hardly believe my eyes when this New York Times piece popped into my feed yesterday: Donald Trump and his Team of Morons.Way back...
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Celebrating National AccessAbility Week at Holland Bloorview
National AccessAbility Week (NAAW), from May 26 to June 1, 2024, is a time to highlight the importance of accessibility and inclusion in our communities.
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