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'I've found working with families helps a great deal to identify how best to work with a child. They know the child's preferences and how to best communicate with them.'
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'The biggest take away from my life is that a kid who has a shorter and weaker leg is playing soccer and scoring goals. I tell other kids with disabilities to start by getting involved and doing little things that you love.'
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The Pot family was able to purchase Wheelblades for daughters Rachel and Janneke, and have them covered by Ontario's Special Services at Home funding.
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By Megan Jones In February, 23-year-old occupational therapy student Anna-Lena Burdick arrived in Toronto from the Netherlands for a 14-w...
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By Jacqui GetfieldRecently, I attended two events about family-centred care. I learned a lot but came away with conflicting emotions. I w...
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Second annual sector sustainability report card shows measurable gains
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There are so many wonderful media stories on new ways of thinking about disability and adaptation at the moment.
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By Megan JonesStaci Berman has been in pain for two years. It started at abasketball tournament in April of 2014. As Staci, then 11 years...
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By Tina SzymczakIn 2010, our darkest times as a family, I began to use the analogy of a swimming pool to describe the difficult parts of ...
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Q&A with newest member of senior leadership team
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