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Why are disabled teens more likely to be alone?
Life skills staff at Holland Bloorview presented their early findings from a review of 56 studies on friendship for youth with disabiliti...
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New study calls for regular bloodwork monitoring of children taking antipsychotic meds
Consistent blood work can flag health risks for children, youth who are on certain medications for long periods.
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Our Kids Will Be OK
Youth with and without disabilities are finding ways to be resilient during pandemic: study
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Lightening weight-related conversations for kids with autism
Lightening weight-related conversations for kids with autismWhen kids with autism and their parents meet with their clinician, everyone m...
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Check out the new BLOOM
Read our latest stories, with links to mainstream disability news and shout-outs to people making the world more inclusive.
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Entering adulthood a tricky time for disabled youth and their parents
The Special, a Venezuelan film about a young man with Down syndrome asserting his independence, is running at the Toronto ReelAbilities Film Festival.
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On the path to possibility: A guide book for children, youth and families living with cerebral palsy.
This World Cerebral Palsy Day we're sharing useful information about cerebral palsy (CP) and the resources available at Holland Bloorview...
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FAMILY TIPSHEET: Tips for Creating a Learning Schedule at Home
FAMILY TIPSHEET: Tips for Creating a Learning Schedule at Home
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FAMILY TIPSHEET: Helping your child thrive during virtual or in-person school
FAMILY TIPSHEET: Helping your child thrive during virtual or in-person school
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