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Includes problem solving around sleep issues. From Disability and Coaching Study: Please share widely! We need hundreds of families for a very large study th...at can help Canadian kids. Participating and eligible families will receive up to an $150 honorarium (cheque or gift card) in $50 installments as they complete the three study questionnaire sets. We are seeking parents of children with intellectual disability, Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Cerebral Palsy (CP), Epilepsy, Global Developmental Delay, Down Syndrome, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD), severe learning disability and other neuro-developmental disabilities to take part in a study run by the Centre for Research in Family Health at the IWK Health Centre. In addition to the honorarium, eligible families may receive free coaching to help with their child's challenging behaviours. Children must be ages 3-14 and diagnosed with one of the neurodevelopmental disabilities listed above. You must live in Canada to take part in this study. This study is led by Dr. Patrick McGrath, IWK Health Centre and Dr. Lucyna Lach at McGill University. It has received ethics approval by the IWK research ethics board. The Strongest Families Neurodevelopmental Program has been developed to deliver evidence-based care to families in the comfort of their own homes. Our program includes 11 skill-based education sessions, weekly telephone support from trained coaches, video/audio skill demonstrations, and a Parent-to-Parent online support group. Eligible study participants will have access to some or all of these components, either during or after the study, and will be asked to provide their feedback. The creation of our program has involved parents of children with neurodevelopmental disabilities as expert advisors in all phases of the project, ensuring program content is relevant to families like their own. To join the study: https://mystudies.ca/studies/neuro For more information about the study visit: http://crfh.ca//strongest-families-neurodevelopmental-pro/ For any concerns or other questions, contact: 1-877-341-8309 (press 1, then press 1) or email [email protected]

Il est temps de reculer nos horloges d’une heure, dimanche 3 novembre, à 2 heures du matin. Serait-ce la dernière fois? Un groupe de travail de la Société canadienne du sommeil, chargé de faire rapport sur les conséquences de cette pratique qui est peut-être dépassée.

Time to turn our clocks back one hour Sunday, November 3, at 2 am. Will this be the last time? A Canadian Sleep Society’s task force to report on the consequences of this historical but perhaps out of date practice.

En cette Journée mondiale de la santé mentale, un rapport intéressant du ministère de l’éducation du Royaume-Uni, selon lequel le sommeil joue un rôle important dans le bien-être mental des adolescentes. #journeemondialesantementale On this World Mental Health Day, an interesting report from the UK Department of Education, that sleep plays an important role in the mental wellbeing of teenage girls. #WorldMentalHealthDay

This inspiring video is particularly relevant today, on National 9/11 day and make your bed day, from US Navy Admiral William H. McRaven. It encapsulates the importance of doing the little things like making your bed, and also changing the world for generations to come. We would like to take this opportunity to remember those lost and injured in the attacks, and the many who rose in service in response.

View the Better Nights, Better Days Back To School Special English language presentation on #sleep and #children with Dr. Gabrielle Rigney! Voyez la présentati...on spéciale de Bonnes Nuits, Jours Meilleurs en français sur le retour à l’école à #sommeil et #enfants, avec le Dr Roger Godbout, psychologue ! See more