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Noah’s in the driver’s seat now
Ivona, has watched Noah transform from a shy withdrawn baby into a happy, active, and social toddler.
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Autism is at the heart of a restaurant designed to soothe the senses
'I realized as a teacher that it was hard for these families to go out for a meal.'
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The critical need for better diversity in STEM: Holland Bloorview’s spotlight on the United Nations International Day of Women and Girls in Science
February 11 marks the 3rd annual United Nations (UN) International Day of Women and Girls in Science. In acknowledgment of the day, join ...
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Parent finds refuge in art and understanding
'It's calming, and even though my problems may still be there, for a couple of hours I can take a break.'
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Sadie loves to shoot and score
'I think parents should introduce their kids to as many different things as they can with other people with disabilities.'
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When a doctor suggests not treating a treatable condition in your child
Clinicians advise a parent on what to say if an ER doctor suggests 'just' making their sick child comfortable.
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Death by loneliness: Study of assisted suicide in neurodiverse people
'What these individuals needed was a society where they felt they belonged.'
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Dr. Azadeh Kushki's lab
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Toronto Star article highlight's Dr. Jessica Brian's "Social ABC's" early intervention study.
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'The Ride Ahead' is about finding power in community
In his Hot Docs film, Samuel Habib crosses the United States to interview disability activists who offer advice on navigating an ableist world.
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