In 1980, the average life expectancy of a person with Down syndrome was around 28 years old. In present times, it is nearly 60.
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Connor Brinsmead, BA, MScOT, has been with our practice for almost a year and has a few words to share about his and his colleagues’ experiences as Occupational Therapists.
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Qi Creative welcomes Sylvia Cao, Physical Therapist and Coach, to the team!
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Every activity on this list has adopted special protocols to stay safe during COVID, and they welcome children with autism and disabilities.
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What makes coaching different from observing, and how can we apply coaching to ourselves?
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On the 40th anniversary of Terry’s ‘marathon of hope,’ we are here to encourage you to join in and raise funds your way.
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“Balikbayan” is a Tagalog word used to describe a country person who has left their homeland, for whatever reason—and has come back.
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We are more than our roles, professions and titles—we are human beings worthy of the love we give, receive, and share with the world.
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Through our strengths-based approach to creating awesome, we celebrate strengths, talents, and successes of all sizes, because we believe that celebrating creates a powerful momentum of energy and hope even when times are tough.
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Are you in a similar position with us or a different service provider? This blog post intends to explore and give you a bit of advice about how to prepare beforehand.
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Disability pride, and what you can do to improve your allyship to disabled friends, family, neighbors, and community members.
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HeartMath Wisdom includes thoughts, tips, and musings by Luis Ballester, Occupational Therapist, Qi Creative Success Coach, and Certified HeartMath Trainer.
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This article hopes to give a few suggestions and tips on how to enjoy the summer whilst staying safe.
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This Friday (June 2020), the province of Alberta will begin Stage 2 of the relaunch to help people safely emerge from lockdown and gradually begin resuming normal activities.
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To be an ally is to be willingly uncomfortable in unpacking, unlearning, and reprogramming your understanding of being.
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In this article, we will be reflecting on some of the issues and workarounds regarding social interactions and education while we continue to enjoy our time at home as the weather heats up over the next few months.
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Adaptability, an openness to change, and a sense of curious wonder remain ever-present to each of us as we create new ways to support our clients and honour the goals we have made no matter what challenges may arise throughout the year.
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In this article, we are going to explore some issues surrounding food, eating, and mealtimes when families stay home for longer periods of time.
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