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Playground design that gets everyone in on the fun
'Every child deserves access to the benefits of play.'
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Sharing a child's diagnosis is 'never a cookie-cutter approach'
'A big part of the fellowship is learning how to be flexible in delivering information and present with families.'
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It's 2017, and speech technology is still primitive
I like our Dear Everybody campaign because the messages, like this one above, are real, and come from our children and families.Most peop...
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Lessons from a disability road trip
'Nobody tells you how to be an adult, let alone an adult with a disability.'
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A child's gifts and passions are more important than any label
Temple Grandin: 'The problem is that parents aren't looking at the whole child.'
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The hero of a new picture book is a girl in a red wheelchair
'How many books do we have where a non-verbal child who uses a wheelchair is the one who saves the day?'
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For days doctors dismissed dad's concern that his child was critically ill
This is a story about what happens when health workers listen to a child's parents, and what happens when they don't.
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'Wrap-around' service for youth with complex needs 'is an answer to prayer,' mother says
'These are children who may have been denied care by other service providers, including respite programs, because they engage in unsafe behaviour.'
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Disabled women talk about what they bring to medicine
'Dr. Church said the doctors' experiences receiving health care "make our conversations with our patients richer, and more real."'
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Game, set, match: paddling for good
In a final sudden death round, TheAppLabb had won the inaugural Paddle for Good charity ping pong tournament.
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