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'How poor are they who have not patience'
Patience.It's a quality that doesn't rank high in our competitive, consuming, instant-gratification culture. We want things, and we want ...
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Making space for dads in caregiving
'I needed permission to show up imperfectly and to be a different kind of father than the one shaped by cultural expectations.'
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I'm not okay with disability hate being confused with science
I didn't want to write about this. But I couldn't let these comments (scroll to the bottom of this page for the full passage) about peopl...
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Nilou Hashemi

PhD Candidate
Biomedical Engineering, University of Toronto
Advisor: Dr. Tom Chau

Education

Nilou received her BASc and MEng in electrical engineering from University of Toronto. She later on received her MASc from Ryerson University in biomedical engineering. As a result, she has research experience in diverse areas (e.g. ultrasound-based navigation, computer vision, robotics, power semiconductors, and electrostatic discharge devices).

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Jennifer Ryan
Jennifer Ryan is a PhD candidate in the Rehabilitation Sciences Institute at the University of Toronto and is co-supervised by Dr. Virginia Wright and Dr. Deryk Beal.
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'Kindness matters...that is what good care is'
Karen Ward has worked with children with disabilities for over 30 years. She now manages several of our clinical programs, and says we need to better “infiltrate the community. We need so much more of our rehab services in core community groups—in camps, sports programs and library programs. We…
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A lesson in love
Donna Kirk is the author of FindingMatthew: A Child with Brain Damage, A Young Man with Mental Illness, A Son andBrother with Extraordina...
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Accuracy of community pediatricians’ diagnosis of developmental concerns compared to a multi- disciplinary team assessment
We are studying how we identify and diagnose children with developmental concerns in Ontario.
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holly™ - a wearable technology to empower emotion regulation
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Chelsea Rauh

Chelsea Rauh, R/TRO Reg. (TRO Ontario), has been working in the role of a Therapeutic Recreation Assistant on the Complex Continuing Care (CCC) and Complex Transitioning Care Unit (CTC) for over four and a half years. Chelsea loves to sing and share joyful engaged moments with clients and families in recreation and leisure programs that build on skills and engaged participation.  

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