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BRI Symposium
The annual BRI Symposium is Canada’s largest hospital-based paediatric disability health research conference that combines research and the family perspective.
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BLOOM media roundup
Check out these recent media stories related to disability, parenting and health that BLOOM curated for you.
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When Gabriella decided to have a child, she looked to other disabled parents for support
'Young people with disabilities need to know that having a child is an option for them.'
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Making baskets is part of therapy at children's hospital
'It's good for kids to see their clinical team outside of the hospital environment and to be in nature.'
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Re-thinking Childhood Disability: Highlights from the 17th annual BRI Symposium
If you were to re-imagine what childhood disability research would look like, what would that be?
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Past events
Hear from disabled youth, caregivers, researchers, providers, educators, and community organizations.
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For one mother, the key to positivity lies in intentions
If you ask Kadey to describe her son Emery, she opens up by telling you first and foremost Emery has a contagious laugh.
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Dutch student heads home with new vision of advocacy
By Megan Jones In February, 23-year-old occupational therapy student Anna-Lena Burdick arrived in Toronto from the Netherlands for a 14-w...
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Recipients of the 2024-25 Graduate Student Awards Announced
Recipients demonstrate research excellence and personal passion in pediatric rehabilitation and disability research
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Best source of rehab ideas? Parents, says research head
Biomedical engineer Tom Chau came to Holland Bloorview the same year I did—in 1999. Tom trained computer chips to empower children who ...
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