The disability spectrum is vast, and people living with disabilities are so much more than their disability. They are active parents, athletes, gardeners, snow shovelers, gym goers, and paddlers. Their reasons for seeking massage therapy care can be broad and varied: 1) Relief of joint and muscle-related pain. 2) Support for tension and
Karen… you’ve done a variety of exciting things in your life … personally and professionally… and you’re a leader when it comes to facilitating conversations about accessibility and inclusion and now you’re the author of a wonderful children’s book called, I Wonder… Be Curious. Q) We’d love to hear a little more about the book […]
It has been almost a year since the federal government announced that it would establish a Diabetes Device Fund to make devices and supplies for managing diabetes more accessible. Canadians with diabetes are still waiting. Over four-million Canadians have been diagnosed with diabetes. Living with the chronic condition comes with significant
Imagine putting on a costume or mask every morning—not for a play or a party, but to serve as shields that hide our genuine emotions, vulnerabilities, and struggles. You’d smile when you’re struggling, stay silent when you’re overwhelmed, and present a version of yourself that the world finds easier to accept in order to make […]
Cancer causing deaths With 563 cases for every 100,000 people, cancer remains the leading cause of death in Canada. Lung and bronchus, breast, prostate and colorectal cancer are the four most diagnosed cancers, accounting for about half of the new cases annually. Trends differ by age. While incidence of colorectal cancer among males and
Eliminate Hearing Challenges Millions of people suffer from hearing loss
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