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Holiday closures: our outpatient programs will be closed from Dec. 25, 2024 to Jan. 1, 2025. Regular services resume January 2, 2024. Day program will be closed from Dec. 23 to Dec. 27, 2024 inclusive, and will be closed on Jan. 1, 2025. Orthotics and prosthetics will be available for urgent care.

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Susannah Van Damme

Susannah Van Damme is an Occupational Therapist with over 20 years of clinical pediatric experience. As Team Lead for the Clinical Brain Computer Interface (BCI) Program at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital, she focuses on developing BCI programming and establishing best practices in the use of BCIs in pediatrics.

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SPARK - Publications
PublicationsThe SPARK Lab conducts leading edge research related to gross motor skill evaluation, as well as innovative interventions foc...
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Courage Project: Focusing on the positive
This is a picture my son took at Cherry Beach as we sat on a log.Dogs are drawn to him. Because he's so small, he's afraid they may jump ...
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Kids with disabled siblings show better understanding of other people's emotions
'The need to understand someone different enough to challenge one's understanding may contribute to a better general ability to understand others.'
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Letting in the light
This piece made me tear up, reminding me of what it feels like to give birth to a healthy child while caring for your firstborn with a ra...
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A face is only part of the story
Producer and photographer Tanya Workman, right, with Charlene Guenette. Tanya interviewed and took photos of Charlene for The Difference ...
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Ellen Drumm, Ph.D. Student
Ellen Drumm, Ph.D. StudentEllen is a doctoral student working with Dr. Jessica Brian at the Autism Research Centre. She is completing her...
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Ontario Independence Program Research (OIPR)
Ontario Independence Program Research (OIPR) The Ontario Independence Program Research (OIPR) team includes researchers and clinicians fr...
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Women with intellectual disability less likely to be screened for breast cancer
A Danish population-based study finds women with intellectual disability are almost five times more likely to have never been screened for breast cancer.
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In the U.S., COVID was deadliest for people with intellectual disability
Covid was the top cause of death for Americans with intellectual disability in 2020, but the third cause of death for the general population, a new study finds.
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