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For parents coping with a child's chronic pain, acceptance is step one
Making room for difficult thoughts and emotions, rather than fighting them, is at the heart of a therapy used with children with persistent pain and their parents.
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How prosthetics, games, and music are changing lives
At Holland Bloorview focus on giving kids healthy meaningful futures: futures that include sports, arts, medical care, and more.
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School's closed? Try these fun things to fill your child's day
Looking for stuff to do with your kids during the coronavirus school shutdowns? BLOOM parents share ideas and resources.
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Family Advisory Committee (FAC) – Holland Bloorview’s parental guidance
Family Advisory Committee (FAC) – Holland Bloorview's parental guidanceThe Family Advisory Committee (FAC) is the eyes, ears and voice ...
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Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital’s President and CEO Julia Hanigsberg named one of Canada’s 100 Most Powerful Women in 2018 by the Women’s Executive Network
President and CEO of Toronto's Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital joins community of Canada's most iconic women leadersTORONT...
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Holland Bloorview challenges Canadians to make back-to-school disability Inclusion Resolutions
Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital launches its Inclusion Resolution anti-stigma campaign to ensure all children and youth feel welcome and included at school
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Protect your community, get your flu shot!
Let’s fight the flu together! Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital launched its annual “Be a flu fighter” campaign on October 15, 2024.
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'I was afraid to make a mistake, so I hid behind the camera'
Sweet Dreams for Chiyo is a film that follows the Ehara family when their toddler Chiyo is diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. Parents Rhiana...
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Fewer disabled students are getting their needs met at school
'I make recommendations that I know realistically may not happen, and I don't know what to tell our families.'
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In humanistic approach, patients are agents of their own health care
'The client is recognized and acknowledged as the expert of their own lived experience...There's no giving advice.'
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