Starbucks has a bear shaped straw cup that people waited forever in line for. People have been making their own DIY version at home because they can’t get one. If you’ve been in pediatric rehab for awhile, it might remind you of a cup used to teach kids how to use a straw.

That wheelchair helps him move.”“Those headphones make the lunchroom less noisy.”Fair doesn’t mean everyone gets the same. It means everyone gets what helps them participate./2

Health messages don’t always need to be serious to make an impact. Commercials, campaigns, and even lighthearted reminders are all forms of knowledge tools that help us remember what matters; like booking your cancer screening. Early detection saves lives. #CancerScreening #PublicHealth

Parents of neurodivergent and disabled kids deserve support, clarity, and evidence-based guidance. My frustration is with the misinformation peddlers who profit from confusion. Families deserve clear pathways to trustworthy information.

Let’s build a space where evidence wins over exploitation.

Parents of disabled or neurodivergent kids often face a maze of opinions and misinformation online. What would it look like if families had a clear path to evidence-based info they could trust? Let’s talk about how we get there.

Breathing wildfire smoke isn’t just uncomfortable, it’s not good for your overall health. Here’s why a proper respirator matters. #canadawildfire #mbwildfire #manitobawildlife

Tapping the sign…

An old video of mine debunking a documentary is making the rounds. A comment I missed criticizing my eye movements made me think about how we assess information online.
Let’s talk about real ways to tell if information is good quality + leave the conspiracy body language decoding to movie villains.

Why do healthcare folks go to conferences?
To connect, collaborate, and turn big ideas into real change.

#HealthCollab #InnovationInAction #HealthcareConference #KnowledgeToAction