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Parent finds refuge in art and understanding
'It's calming, and even though my problems may still be there, for a couple of hours I can take a break.'
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FIRST® Robotics Program - Spring 2025
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This therapist and mom knows a lot about disability and mental health
When a child is 'brought up to strive to be different from who they fundamentally are, it wreaks havoc with their psychological, emotional and social development.'
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Seeing blindness in a new way
Andrew Leland looks at blindness as a culture, from a historical perspective, and in relation to medicine and technology.
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Conveying a patient's value can be healing, scientist says
Dr. Harvey Max Chochinov hopes his research will shift medical culture from a need to ‘fix’ patients to a commitment to “be with, to not abandon, to value.'
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Artist gives hospitalized kids a sense of agency
You may have noticed Shannon with her mobile art cart filled with paint, clay, fabric, beads, wood and all of the tools that allow kids to create projects at the bedside.
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Disabled, racialized med students face highest rates of burnout
'If you have multiple disabilities and you’re Asian or Black or Hispanic or identify as Indigenous, then your risk of burnout is even higher than that of white students with multiple disabilities.'
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Group home residents bore the brunt of pandemic isolation. It can't happen again
Confining residents to apartments with no physical contact with family, other residents or the outdoors violated human rights, a Norwegian study finds.
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