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Viewing therapy through an occupational therapist’s lens
The toy-filled spaces may look like a child’s dream come true, but they're more than just fun and games.
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As my child grows, so does her need for care
Parenting is supposed to get easier over time. When a child has disabilities, it may get harder.
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A dad pedals his son 600 km in search of a cure
By Megan JonesIt seemed to come out of nowhere. Only in retrospect, Andrew Sedmihradsky says, did the signs of his son's disease become c...
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'He's a pretty normal dad'
“When I was seven, I asked when I was going to get my chair,” says Elijah Wangeman, 14 (above left), in an unedited version of My Dad...
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How to work with your child's teacher and school
By Alison MorseParents of children with special-education needs face extra challenges in helping their kids succeed at school.Sometimes w...
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International safety network spares 30,000 children from harm
Holland Bloorview’s commitment to high-reliability care contributes to milestone safety achievement
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Troubling message in Italian ad for Down Syndrome Day
Saatchi & Saatchi New York launched this ad yesterday for Italy's CoorDown, a national organization representing people with Down syndrom...
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Holland Bloorview collaborates with DNAstack to launch Neuroscience AI, accelerating collaborative research and discovery
New platform enables researchers to make discoveries from larger and more diverse datasets than ever before
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NFL gives significant funding to help youth ‘Shred’ the burden of concussion; Dr. Nick Reed co-investigator of pan-Canadian research project
Kinesiology researcher leads ground-breaking pan-Canadian research program Calgary, AB - Ash Kolstad was 12-years old when his head hit th...
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How one high school’s students rallied for Holland Bloorview
Step into Earl Haig Secondary School, and you'll discover more than just classrooms and textbooks. It’s in the halls of this high school that kindness isn’t just a word but, instead, a way of life.
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