Accessible Chair Yoga with Ingrid
ONLINE via ZOOMSign up for our free sessions with Ingrid Exner, certified yoga teacher & person with lived experience. Expect movements that work for every body, including yours! Sessions run twice a […]
Sign up for our free sessions with Ingrid Exner, certified yoga teacher & person with lived experience. Expect movements that work for every body, including yours! Sessions run twice a […]
Navigating Primary Care for Adults with Spina Bifida and HydrocephalusDate & Time: April 10, 2025, 7:00 PM Join us for an insightful webinar exploring the unique primary care considerations and […]
Join us first SHYNE meeting for youth and young adults with hydrocephalus or spina bifida to connect socially. Each month, we will have a topic of discussion, plus other fun […]
Let’s Move Together! Functional Fitness for Everyday Life Staying active is about more than just exercise—it’s about feeling strong, capable, and connected. Functional fitness helps you and your family maintain […]
NEW DATE The Ottawa Taster’s Club will be meeting on Thursday, April 17, 2025, Big Rigg Brewery & Restaurant, 1980 Ogilvie Rd.. Join them for lunch at 1 2:00 PM, for […]
💙 Stay Strong, Stay Mobile: Join Our Adult Spina Bifida Support Group! 💙 Maintaining your functional fitness is key to your health, mobility, and overall well-being. But what exactly is […]
Help Researchers Improve Access to Psycho‑Educational Assessments Are you a parent or caregiver who …** Sought a psycho‑educational assessment for a child/teen in the last 10 years Whose child attended an Ontario […]
Dear community members, Researchers at Western University – Drs. Laura Brunton & Caitlin Cassidy – are studying how adults with childhood‑onset disabilities receive healthcare after they leave pediatric services. We’re looking for Ontario adults (18+) with cerebral […]
Ready to yoga? Sign up for our free sessions with Ingrid Exner, certified yoga teacher & person with lived experience. Expect movements that work for every body, including yours! Sessions […]
Over 10 million Canadians are living with neurological conditions, impacting every aspect of their lives and costing the Canadian economy an estimated $61 billion annually—more than cancer and cardiovascular disease […]