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Keisha supports teens, in part, by sharing her disability story
Keisha Goberdhan is a youth facilitator in Holland Bloorview's neuromotor clinic. She uses her own experience growing up with a disability to support teens who are getting ready for the adult world.
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'Do what you love'
By Megan JonesThis summer, 17-year-old Jeffrey Beausoleil (centre) will crawl through mud, scale eight-foot walls and jump over fire. The...
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Raising a disabled child erodes health in low-income mothers
'The health disparity between mothers of children with and without disabilities disappeared in families with higher incomes.'
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The balancing act: Children's rehab is about truth and hope
Dr. Anne Kawamura is a developmental pediatrician inHolland Bloorview's child development program, working with children withcerebral pal...
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How research and social justice go hand in hand
With more than a decade of experience studying accessibility and inclusion, Dr. Tim Ross is filling our newest position in the BRI.
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'He's a pretty normal dad'
“When I was seven, I asked when I was going to get my chair,” says Elijah Wangeman, 14 (above left), in an unedited version of My Dad...
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Holland Bloorview start-up wins Ontario Brain Institute's inaugural NERVE prize
Pearl Interactives one of seven new ventures to claim Canada’s single largest award for early-stage neurotechnology ventures
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Past events
Hear from disabled youth, caregivers, researchers, providers, educators, and community organizations.
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'We can't fix what we don't know'
Kimberley Siu-Chong (centre) is Holland Bloorview's touchpoint for feedback from families. As client- and family-relations facilitator, s...
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BRI Symposium: "I can make a difference, I can make things happen."
On November 21, Holland Bloorview's research institute, the Bloorview Research Institute, will host its 12th annual symposium focused on ...
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