It's important to have a flexible approach to care. Meeting kids where they are at is key to improving outcomes.
My StoryCuriosity, inquisitiveness, activity – these are the things that keep us well. Coming to Keppoch is a recipe for well-being.
My StoryWorking in the emergency department is challenging, it’s exciting, it’s stressful – you’re constantly trying to make the most of limited resources.
My StoryWe’ve all been there before: waking up on January 1, bright-eyed and eager to meet the day, thinking, “A whole new year – a whole new ME!” After all, we’ve got big plans – a new exercise regimen (this will […]
The holidays can be a wonderful time: pretty music and lights, rich foods, and gatherings with friends and family. They can also be sensory overload, especially for autistic people. With some thoughtful planning ahead of time, you can help make […]
For Dr. Gaynor Watson-Creed, public health is like the air bag in your car. You don’t see it, but when you need it, it has to be there. “And when it fails, you really notice it,” she says. As deputy […]
