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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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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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Lori Palozzi helps 'kids with chronic pain get their lives back'
They 'just want to be able to go back to school every day, or play hockey again, or learn how to pace their day.'
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Ableism isn't easy to talk about. This bold new book shows you how
We Move Together tackles what it's like to live in a world where 'your body or mind is not considered best.'
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Taking Capes for Kids to new heights
Superheroes from Atwill-Morin rappelled down the exterior of the hospital to kick off Capes for Kids!
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'I feel very humbled, now that I'm a patient'
Holland Bloorview therapeutic clown Helen Donnelly talks about living with incurable cancer.
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A pharmacist who burnt out has a new mission: mental health
Amy Hu is a pharmacist at Holland Bloorview who became interested in children's rehab after doing a student placement here. She's been wi...
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In a world ruled by 'normal,' no one is free to be who they are
In a new book, author Jonathan Mooney argues that we must stop striving for sameness and accept that differences are an essential part of being human.
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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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In fairy tales, disability is never part of the happy ending
Growing up, Amanda Leduc was enthralled with Disney princesses. It was only as an adult that she questioned why none of them had a disability.
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