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Taking 'the good' for a spin
I've beenreading Hardwiring Happiness,which shows us how we can take in and savour more of the good moments in ourlives, retraining our b...
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Michelle didn't tell on her bully. Many kids don't
'I started to pretend I was sick so I wouldn't have to go to school.'
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Celebrating 20 years of research innovation and global impact
BRI shines a spotlight on transformative research in childhood onset disabilities, developmental differences
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How to make your 'spooky' moments more fun
Listening to your child's wishes and being flexible make for the happiest Halloweens.
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Emily Ladau's new book makes the world of disability accessible
Demystifying Disability is a fabulous primer on disabled experiences that is both personal and far-reaching.
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A doctor struggles to navigate the health system for his son
'If you're a parent to a disabled child the doctor has no time. It's in their bodies, in the way they come in the door, the way they leave.'
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An au pair and a cottage are part of a family's care plan for their son
'The au pair gets plenty of breaks, but they become more part of the family. They get to know your child much more deeply than if they were just there for work.'
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U of T course makes room for kids who grow 'sideways'
A couple of years ago I connected with Anne McGuire, an assistant professor in the Equity Studies Program at the University of Toronto, after she co-wrote a critique of the Hospital for Sick Children's SickKids VS ad from a disability perspective. 
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BRI Quarterly: April 2023
Creating a world of possibilities for children with disabilities through research and innovation

April 2023 (covers news, announcements and happenings from January to March 2023)
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'It's nice to know we're not alone'
Photo by Rachel FriesenRachel Martens is hosting a CP-Net webinar on Thurs. Feb. 8 from 12-1 p.m. called Finding Community: Social Media ...
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