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From clinical trial to community pilot: Ontario-based groups collaborate to help manage anxiety in autism
Awake Labs, Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital - with support from the Ontario Brain Institute (OBI) - have come together to ...
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BLOOM media roundup
Looking for a great read? Check out the disability and parenting stories we've collected in the last week. Let us know if we missed a goo...
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Less social activity starts early in children with cerebral palsy
Preschoolers with cerebral palsy only participated in the community a few times in the last four months, according to a new Holland Bloorview study.
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Families as partners: New paper highlights Holland Bloorview’s refreshed engagement framework
Framework helps families contribute meaningfully to research - from idea to impact.
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Former patient returns to train as a therapist
'I’ve lived the experience of being a client and working with clinicians. So far kids have had a very positive response to me.'
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'It's not what you see, but how you see it'
Earlier this month NPR interviewed amputee and palliative-care doctor BJ Miller about his new book 'A Beginner's Guide to the End.' We are republishing BLOOM's 2012 interview with BJ, about acquiring his disabilities as a young man.
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ECHO Autism
Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital (Holland Bloorview) is pleased to offer the ECHO Ontario Autism program. This program is fully funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health and Long Term Care.
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School and hospital launch groundbreaking collaboration to raise awareness of and improve care for youth concussion
Crescent School and Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital combine strengths toward a concussion strategy to impact health of stude...
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Eva is doing 'things we never thought would be possible'
A six-week inpatient program at Holland Bloorview optimizes the muscle strength children with spinal muscular atrophy are gaining through two breakthrough drugs.
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