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EPIC Lab | Work with Us
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Healthy And Productive Paid work for Youth with disabilities (HAPPY)
HAPPY is the latest project from the TRAIL lab, focused on enhancing inclusive employment for youth with disabilities. Dr. Sally Lindsay, senior scientist at Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital (Holland Bloorview) is leading the team in developing evidence-informed, gender-responsive…
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Children with disabilities have chance to get dirty at camp in Toronto
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Concussions in Soccer
Recently, clinician scientist Nick Reed in the Concussion Research Centre attended the Ontario Soccer Association coaching development me...
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Holland Bloorview Concussion Centre wins Brain Injury Canada Prevention Award 2016
The Holland Bloorview Concussion Centre has been awarded the 2016 Brain Injury Canada Prevention Award.This award is granted to an indivi...
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In Baby and Me, parents craft a lullaby for hospitalized infant
When a child is born premature or with serious medical problems, parents’ plans go out the window.
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Rugby Ontario launches concussion collaboration to educate players and improve sport safety
Rugby Ontario and Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital's concussion centre have launched a new collaboration to improve the saf...
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Hardships, silver linings and me: A diary of rehab
By Alivia OslandI've been in the hospital for almost three months because I've been diagnosed with Guillain Barré Syndrome. The lower ha...
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London play explores how disability bias in hospital can be deadly
Laughing Boy is the story of a family's fight to get justice for the preventable death of their autistic son Connor in a National Health Service unit.
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Surprise, surprise: Carly's dad on where she is today
Everyone knows Carly Fleischmann, the Toronto teen with autism who was unreachable until she typed a message on a computer at age 10. Her...
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