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Look again: 'What I was teaching was about seeing'
In 2007 photographer Brenda Spielmann began an innovative program at Holland Bloorview that brought together children with and without di...
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One family shows how games make therapy fun
The Globe and Mail has a fabulous video and article about how therapeutic video games are being developed at Holland Bloorview for childr...
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Stevie Wonder calls for inclusion amid reminders of dark reality
This is a grim piece today. It's a reminder of the ugly, sometimes violent, discrimination that exists in our communities against those w...
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Tommy Hilfiger launches adapted children's clothing
Great news for parents.Runway of Dreams has partnered with Tommy Hilfiger to produce the first mainstream line of clothing with adaptatio...
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What's most important? Intelligence or emotional health?
What factors in childhood predict later satisfaction and happiness in life?Two articles crossed my desk about studies that come to vastly...
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Why are we so hung up on walking?
Why is a skateboard cool, but a walker not so much? Why is walking at the top of those child development charts, and crawling at the botto...
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Yes! Disabled consumers demand fashion and fit
Dear Louise: Your fabulous article (In Lucy Jones' hands, style and disability are a perfect fit) forwarded to me by my son BJ Miller abo...
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A researcher copes with the fragility of his daughter's life
Pierre Duez is a computer engineer who works in the Prism Lab at the Bloorview Research Institute. He supports students who are developin...
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BLOOM media roundup
I recently received some amazing photos from the Ravn family and couldn't resist sharing one. Eric, the Bumblebee transformer on the righ...
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For parents of preemies, rehab is a confusing 'new world'
Children's rehab is “a whole new world” fraught with stress and confusion for parents of preemies who are moving on from neonatal int...
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