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As the mom of a son who had severe asthma and a life-threatening immune condition, Sheila Jennings learned firsthand that it was impossible to work outside the home and tend to her child with complex health needs.
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This report investigates the evolving function and best practices of Ontario's hospital-based Patient/Family Advisory Councils (PFACs): o...
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This report investigates the evolving function and best practices of Ontario's hospital-based Patient/Family Advisory Councils (PFACs): o...
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Determined is the best way to describe eight-year-old Lexi as she recovers from selective dorsal rhizotomy surgery
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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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'The kind of care that worked best for me was open-minded, patient and creative,' says Yasna Besedina, a longtime client.
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Earlier this month Bill Peace, a visiting professor at Syracuse University, disability advocate and author of the blog Bad Cripple, poste...
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Karen Ward has worked with children with disabilities for over 30 years. She now manages several of our clinical programs, and says we need to better “infiltrate the community. We need so much more of our rehab services in core community groups—in camps, sports programs and library programs. We…
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From therapist to volunteers director to leadership coach, Doug Miron has a vibrant 32-year history at Holland Bloorview.
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A PhD student studies how parents interpret the emotions of children who don't communicate conventionally.
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