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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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Seeing 'as if for the first time'
By Janice BenninkLately I started wondering how my parenting may have added to the challenges of my son's anxiety disorder, which goes ha...
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E-newsletter for COVID-19 on May 22, 2020
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Music, toy trucks and a golden retriever named Buddy. It’s all part of Christopher’s road to recovery
Though it can be difficult to be in hospital over Christmas, two-year-old Christopher discovered a love of music and play with his family by his side.
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Mom seeks to light the way for others
Photos by Storey WilkinsNarges Karbasi can only think of one medical interaction that wasn't helpful when she learned her daughter Lilly ...
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Recovery and new friendships after brain injury
'My friends didn't treat me the same... It was like I was a new person in their eyes.'
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There was much to celebrate at the 14th Annual BRI Symposium
The Annual BRI Symposium is an amazing an opportunity to facilitate conversation around the progress in the field of disability research on a global scale.
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Pursuit Awards 2024 celebrate top early-career researchers in childhood disability
Three researchers honoured for advancing knowledge in childhood disability at BRI’s annual symposium
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Parents need to pay close attention to their daughters during puberty: study
Researchers found female teens experience more anxiety and low mood; higher risk for those with NDD
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What is discrimination, ableism and inclusion?
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