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School volunteer honours his daughter's memory
I first met Yoonus Mia in 2003. I'd bump into him in the hospital walking beside a child in a helmet, feet strapped onto the pedals of an...
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Can't stop the fun of Therapeutic Recreation
While therapeutic recreation looks a little different these days, clients can still enjoy therapy-based play thanks to creativity from the TR team.
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How education transforms care at Holland Bloorview
As the new interim director of the Teaching and Learning Institute, Shauna Kingsnorth talks about training the next wave of health system leaders to meet the needs of children and youth with disabilities
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Holland Bloorview awarded Gold Quill for Dear Everybody
Holland Bloorview's ground-breaking anti-stigma campaign, Dear Everybody has been awarded a Gold Quill Award of Excellence from the Inter...
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Joanne Maxwell appointed vice president, experience, transformation and social accountability
An outstanding leader and change agent, Joanne will leverage her 15 years at Holland Bloorview to inform her new role
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Suicide, epilepsy drive early deaths in people with autism
People with autism die decades earlier than the general population according to a disturbing study from Sweden.The study, published in th...
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Giving families a much-needed break from stress and worry
Rhea got the best care possible and was surrounded by a supportive community of people like you.
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At this camp 'disability didn't matter'
By Jessica Geboers“Ooh / There is a camp I know/ and it lies on the Rideau / and they call it Merrywood / and you know, they really sho...
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Raising a disabled child in an abled world takes a toll
Today is Bell Let's Talk day and we want to join the dialogue by talking about mental health and parenting children with disabilities.Ove...
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Storytelling bonds nurses in ways that improve care
A six week narrative group for inpatient nurses at Holland Bloorview increased nurses' empathy for each other by unmasking their common vulnerability, according to a study published in The Journal of Pediatric Nursing last month.
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