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Hear from disabled youth, caregivers, researchers, providers, educators, and community organizations.
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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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'I want a job where I play with toys and make kids feel awesome'
Lisa Kakonge is a speech-language pathologist with Holland Bloorview's brain injury program. She did her training in Albany, New York, but always planned on coming back to Toronto, and had her eye on working here since high school.
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New study finds subgroups of kids with similar brain patterns do not share diagnostic labels
Findings suggests examining brain differences can provide more targeted treatments for neurodiverse kids, youth
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How the suburbs swayed me
Last year Sue Robins wrote an anonymous BLOOM piece about her son's deteriorating school situation. "I see now that I felt I had to be an...
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Living in an ableist world gives disabled student a unique outlook
Amina Aumeer is a social service worker student at Seneca College who just finished a four-month placement at Holland Bloorview supportin...
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Parent tip sheet: Supporting siblings
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How research and social justice go hand in hand
With more than a decade of experience studying accessibility and inclusion, Dr. Tim Ross is filling our newest position in the BRI.
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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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Mapping out the future, with a little help from my friends
By Tina Szymczak “I'll never be good enough,” my son Corbin, 12,muttered, over and over again, as he tried to fit his five-foot frame...
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