Showing 1011 - 1020 of 1081
My Beijing: Four Stories of Everyday Wonder is a magical watercolour children's book by Chinese master cartoonist Nie Jun.
Read More
The BRI takes great pride in its capacity to train and celebrate the next generation of childhood disability researchers.
Read More
This year Time magazine named Alice Wong one of 16 people 'fighting for a more equal America.' Her new book is a collection of stories that reflect the diverse experience of disability.
Read More
Recently we interviewed Andrea Lamont, the music therapist and coordinator of HBRocks.
Read More
'One agency has flat out said there will be no brief hugs and no trips in the community and no visits to family homes. It's monstrous.'
Read More
After her son's brain surgery, Koren Thurston found visits with Holland Bloorview's spiritual care provider 'a ray of light.'
Read More
New platform enables researchers to make discoveries from larger and more diverse datasets than ever before
Read More
Intensive Caring means 'relinquishing the need to fix, along with tolerating clinical ambiguity, accepting and honouring the patient as expert, and trusting in the process.'
Read More
'Most health professionals don't have close relationships with autistic people. This needs to be part of their training and work environment.'
Read More
Stephen Dustan is a 23-year-old rehab services student doing a placement at Holland Bloorview. He works with life-skills coach Sarah Keen...
Read More
