Acknowledgements

Issue 11 (Summer 2021)

Letter from the Editors

Authors: Stephanie Posa, rehabINK Editor-in-Chief, Fiona Höbler, Co-Managing Editor, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto, & Christina Ziebart, Co-Managing Editor, Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Western University

Geriatric Rehabilitation: All Hands on deck

Authors: Ilakkiah Chandran, Department of Psychology, University of Toronto & Anuijan Chandran, Department of Psychology & Department of Health & Society, University of Toronto

Editors: Jacqueline Nestico & Vahid Anwari

Illustrator: Abeeshan Selvabaskaran

24-hour Canadian Movement Guidelines and the benefits of light physical activity for older adults

Authors: Stephanie Saunders, Cassandra D’Amore & Ava Mehdipour, Rehabilitation Sciences, McMaster University

Editors: Josh Shore & Katerina Parrott-Mautner

Illustrator: Daniela Casas

Navigating Rehabilitation’s Role in Patient Navigation

Author: Kristina Marie Kokorelias, St John’s Rehab Research Program, Sunnybrook Research Institute, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Editors: Bernice Lau & Stephanie Saunders

Illustrator: Sherry An

Blogging as a communication tool to engage the public through the rehabilitative process

Author: Morenike Ajidagba, Rehabilitation Science, University of Alberta

Editors: Insiya Bhalloo & Abby Vijayakumar

Illustrator: Min Jee Kim

Building effective therapeutic relationships in pelvic floor rehab: a commentary

Authors: Shirin Modarresi & Sarah Janssen, School of Physical Therapy, Western University, Hoda Seens, Department of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Western University, & Golale Modarresi, Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH)

Editors: Ivona Berger & Eleni Patsakos

Illustrator: Michelle Wu

HIV/AIDS from the perspective of Indigenous peoples in Latin America: a compassionate approach to addressing health and well-being

Author: Lisbeth Alexandra Pino Gavidia, Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Western University

Editors: Steph Cimino & Bismah Khalid

Illustrator: Daniela Casas

Towards inclusive rehabilitation research for people labelled with intellectual and developmental disabilities

Authors: Yani Hamdani, Department of Occupational Science & Occupational Therapy, University of Toronto, Nicole Bobbette, School of Rehabilitation Therapy, Queen’s University, Muhammad Irfan Jiwa & Daniel Share-Strom, Azrieli Adult Neurodevelopmental Centre, CAMH

Editors: Mikaela Stiver & Sunny Bui

Illustrator: Viktoriya Khymych

Independence to Interdependence: Changing the Narrative of Rehabilitation

Author: Bernice Lau, Department of Physical Therapy, University of Toronto

Editors: Allee Thompson & Nithin Jacob

Illustrator: Mimi (Yeujun) Guo

Additional Issue 11 Editors: Lucas Crosby & Alexandra Krassikova

Issue 11 Business Manager: Christina Ziebart

Issue 11 Copy Editors: Sunny Biu, Bismah Khalid, Insiya Bhalloo & Eleni Patsakos

Issue 11 Creatives Team: Nithin Jacob, Allee Thompson, Abby Vijayakumar , Katerina Parrot-Mautner & Alexandra Krassikova

Issue 11 Promotions Team: Stephanie Saunders & Alexandra Krassikova

Issue 11 Website Editors: Stephanie Cimino & Lucas Crosby

Issue 10 (Winter 2021)

Letter from the Editors

Authors: Stephanie Posa, rehabINK Editor-in-Chief & Alexandra Thompson, Co-Managing Editor, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto & Bernice Lau, Co-Managing Editor, Department of Physical Therapy, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto

Pregnancy-induced Pelvic Girdle Pain: The ICF framework

Author: Bilen Mekonnen Araya, Department of Rehabilitation Science, Queen’s University

Editors: Nithin Jacob & Jackie Nestico

Illustrator: Alexandra Ho

Treatment not as usual: Caring for rehabilitation patients who are homeless

Author: Kristina Marie Kokorelias, St John’s Rehab, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

Editors: Stephanie R. Cimino & Abby Vijayakumar

Illustrator: Aimy Wang

Paediatric voices in rehabilitation research: Art as a communicative tool

Author: Stephanie Posa, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Fiona Höbler & Josh Shore

Illustrator: Cassie Ren

Let’s talk about sex and gender!

Authors: Rochelle C. Furtado & Christina Ziebart, Physical Therapy, Western University

Editors: Stephanie R. Cimino & Stephanie Saunders

Illustrator: Michelle Wu

Person-centred research: Bringing the bedside to the bench in rehabilitation science

Authors: Chelsea MacDonald, Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Western University & Christina Ziebart, Physical Therapy, Western University

Editors: Sunny Bui & Mikaela Stiver

Illustrator: Min Jee Kim

Overlooked in healthcare: Supporting family caregivers from diverse backgrounds

Authors: Abigail Reid, Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Western University

Editors: Lucas Crosby & Katerina Parrott-Mautner

Illustrator: Saharan Shehryar

Over and under: Overcoming systemic barriers to employment for underserved youth with disabilities in rural areas

Authors: DeBrittany Mitchell & Julisa Cully, Institute for Community Inclusion, University of Massachusetts Boston

Editors: Vahid Anwari & Ivona Berger

Illustrator: Sherry An

Restructuring the conversation: Advocating for change in how we listen and respond to stuttering

Author: Fiona Höbler, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, Temerty Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto

Editors: Insiya Bhallo & Bismah Khalid

Illustrator: Vikroriya Khymych

Equity in access and use of rehabilitation services in Canada

Author: Nivetha Chandran, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Adora Chui & Christina Ziebart

Illustrator: Abeeshan Selvabaskaran

Issue 10 Business Manager: Christina Ziebart

Issue 10 Copy Editors: Sunny Biu, Bismah Khalid, Bernice Lau, Jackie Nestico, Abby Vijayakumar

Issue 10 Creatives Team: Nithin Jacob, Bismah Khalid, Katerina Parrot-Mautner & Abby Vijayakumar

Issue 10 Promotions Team: Stephanie Saunders & Mikaela Stiver

Issue 10 Website Editors: Stephanie Cimino & Lucas Crosby

Issue 9 (Summer 2020)

Letter from the Editors

Authors: Adora Chui, rehabINK Editor-in-Chief, Analyssa Cardenas & Jacqueline Nestico, Co-Managing Editors, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto

Who’s caring for the caregiver?

Author: Kristina Marie Kokorelias, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto

Editors: Josh Shore & Fiona Höbler

Illustrator: Daniela Casas

What’s the verdict on academic guilt? Separating “doing” from productivity

Authors: Zara Szigeti, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto

Editors: Alexandra Thompson & Stephanie Posa

Illustrator: Ingrid Barany

Wheelchair accessibility and the TTC: Lessons from Bangkok, Thailand

Authors: Michelle Fedorowich, Faculty of Community Services, School of Social Work, Ryerson University

Editors: Ivona Berger & Bismah Khalid

Illustrator: Daniela Casas

Am I more likely to die while I’m grieving? Prolonged grief disorder and its health consequences

Author: Umair Majid, Institute of Health Policy, Management, and Evaluation, University of Toronto & Adedoja Akande, Department of Psychology, University of Toronto

Editors: Julia Rybinka & Bernice Lau

Illustrator: Jennifer Shao

Resiliency: More than a buzzword?

Authors: Rona M. Macdonald & Emily Nadler, Department of Occupational Science & Occupational Therapy, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto

Editors: Stephanie Cimino & Conor Sheridan

Illustrator: Garrett MacLaren

Kinect bowling groups for people with dementia or mild cognitive impairment

Authors: Erica Dove & Arlene Astell, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto

Editors: Nithin Jacob & Insiya Bhalloo

Illustrator: Ariadna Villalbi

Concussion in Canada: Exploring the “Wild West”

Author: Josh Shore, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto

Editors: Samantha Seaton & Nivetha Chandran

Illustrator: Anique McIntosh

Diminishing barriers for Canadians living with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder

Author: Nivetha Chandran, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Sally Abudiab & Sunny Bui

Illustrator: Cassie Hillock-Watling

“Doing” during the COVID-19 pandemic: An occupational perspective on fostering mental health

Author: Stephanie R. Cimino, Alexandra Thompson, Stephanie Posa, Nivetha Chandran & Sally Abudiab, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Mikaela Stiver & Vahid Anwari

Illustrator: Colleen Paris


Issue 9 Copy Editors: Alexandra Thompson, Bernice Lau, Bismah Khalid, Sally Abudiab, Mikaela Stiver, Nivetha Chandran

Issue 9 Creatives Team: Sally Abudiab, Nithin Jacob, Stephanie Posa

Issue 9 Promotions Team: Analyssa Cardenas, Mikaela Stiver & Josh Shore

Issue 9 Website Editors: Stephanie Cimino & Lucas Crosby

Issue 8 (Winter 2020)

Letter from the Editors

Authors: Adora Chui, rehabINK Editor-in-Chief & Julia Rybkina, Managing Editor, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto

Stepping into Alfred’s reality: Embodying the perspective of your 74-year-old patient

Author: Bismah Khalid, Department of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto

Editors: Ivona Berger & Alexandra Thompson

Illustrator: Daniela Casas

3D Printing for rehabilitation sciences: Are we there yet?

Authors: Vahid Anwari, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto,
Behruz Karasfi & Ashley Lai, Joint Department of Medical Imaging, University Health Network

Editors: Mikaela Stiver & Stephanie Posa

Illustrator: Ren YuXiang

Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS): Magnetic fields and electric currents and brain cells, oh my

Authors: Nithin Jacob, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto

Editors: Sally Abudiab & Josh Shore

Illustrator: Ava Schroedl

Technology in long term care: how socially assistive robots will seal the deal?”

Author: Alexandra Krassikova, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Analyssa Cardenas & Insiya Bhalloo

Illustrator: Willow Yang

Clinical innovation or buzzword? Exploring telerehab in Speech-Language Pathology and mindfullness therapy

Authors: Insiya Bhalloo & Kai Ian Leung, Speech-Language Pathology, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Jacqueline Nestico & Conor Sheridan

Illustrator: Daniela Casas

Mechanics, mobility, and motion capture: From Pixar to reality

Authors: Yilina Liubaoerjijin1,2,3, John Christy Johnso1,2,4, and Martin Ferguson-Pell1,2,5

1 Click&Push Accessibility Inc.
2 Rehabilitation Robotics Laboratory
3 University of Alberta
4 Department of Biomedical Engineering, University of Alberta
5 Faculty of Rehabilitation Medicine, University of Alberta

Editors: Lucas Crosby & Stephanie Cimino

Illustrator: Eric Chung

Rehabilitative rewiring: Treating Tourette syndrome with fMRI and neurofeedback

Author: Kathleen Waterston, Queen’s University

Editors: Azadeh Barzideh & Josh Shore

Illustrator: Erin Cutler

Medical imaging for low back pain: Not the whole picture

Author: Stephanie Scodras, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Sam Seaton & Nithin Jacob

Illustrator: Chloe Ma


Issue 8 Copy Editors: Nithin Jacob, Sam Seaton, Josh Shore & Alexandra Thompson

Issue 8 Creatives Team: Sally Abudiab, Azadeh Barzideh, Nithin Jacob, Stephanie Posa & Alexandra Thompson

Issue 8 Promotions Team: Analyssa Cardenas, Mikaela Stiver & Josh Shore

Issue 8 Website Editors: Stephanie Cimino & Lucas Crosby

Issue 7 (Summer 2019)

Letter from the Editors

Authors: Adora Chui, rehabINK Editor-in-Chief & Lucas Crosby, Managing Editor, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto

Adapting to sudden loss of limb and sight: Arare rehabilitation experience

Author: Jacqueline Nestico, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto

Editors: Sally Abudiab & Analyssa Cardenas

Illustrator: Daniela Casas

Championing advocacy for persons with brain injury: Coverage of the 2019 International Brain Injury Association World Congress

Authors: Alana Changoor, Toronto Rehabilitation Institute & Mary Boulos, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto

Editors: Jacqueline Nestico & Mikaela Stiver

Illustrator: Hang Lin

Racialization and racism: Uncovering the implicit in rehabilitation sciences and research

Authors: LLana James, Sally Abudiab & Samira Said Omar, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto

Editors: Mary Boulos & Remi Lu

Illustrator: Daniela Casas

Sound therapy and mental health: Using sound as a self-soothing tool at Creative Works Studio

Author: Bernadette Wycks, Creative Works Studio, Toronto, Ontario

Editors: Azadeh Barzideh & Remi Lu

Illustrator: Janell Lin

The use of “meaning in life” to monitor clinical outcomes in rehabilitation programs

Author: Umair Majid, Institute of Health Policy, Management, and Evaluation, University of Toronto

Editors: Azadeh Barzideh & Conor Sheridan

Us VS. Them: Will Canada become a more inclusive society?

Author: Sally Abudiab, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Sam Seaton & Conor Sheridan

Illustrator: Naomi Robson

Using technology to bring meaningful arts-based recreation to older adults

Authors: Swathi Swaminathan, Aviva Altschuler, Lynn Hasher & Kelly Murphy, Rotman Research Institute, Neuropsychology and Cognitive Health, Baycrest Health Sciences

Editors: Azadeh Barzideh & Julia Rybkina

Illustrator: Kirsten Bakajsza

When aphasia comes on the scene: the journey and achievements of Le Théâtre Aphasique

Author: Alberto Osa García, École d’orthophonie et d’audiologie de l’Université de Montréal

Editors: Ivona Berger & Julia Rybkina

Illustrator: Daniela Casas


Issue 7 Copy Editors:  Sam Seaton & Mikaela Stiver

Issue 6 (Winter 2019)

Letter from the Editors

Authors: Adora Chui, rehabINK Editor-in-Chief & Denise DuBois, Managing Editor, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Accidental genius and hidden talent: Two cases of paradox after brain injury

Author: Adora Chui, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Lucas Crosby & Azadeh Barzideh

Creative therapies in rehabilitation

Authors: Alexandra Thompson & Cori Snow, Department of Occupational Science & Occupational Therapy, University of Toronto

Editors: Remi Lu & Sam Seaton

Art as a meaning, not a clinical means to an end

Author: Denise DuBois, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Lucas Crosby & Sally Abudiab

Neuroscience and the arts: Highlights from the Society for Neuroscience Conference

Author: Dana Swarbrick, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Lucas Crosby & Remi Lu

Finding pathways to belonging for young adults with intellectual and development disabilities: Socio-spatial Mapping as an arts-based methodology

Author: Tania Ruiz-Chapman, Social Justice Edication, OISE, University of Toronto & Rebecca Renwick, Occupational Science & Occupational Therapy, University of Toronto

Editors: Ivona Berger & Sally Abudiab

Research recruitment struggles? Thank you, next.

Author: Julia Rybkina, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Mikaela Stiver & Sam Seaton

Breaking down barriers: The merging of the arts and rehabilitation

Authors: Mary Boulos & Conor Sheridan, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Adora Chui & Azadeh Barzideh


Issue 6 Copy Editor:  Sam Seaton

Issue 5 (Spring 2018)

Letter from the Editors

Authors: Denise DuBois, rehabINK Editor-in-Chief & Mikaela Stiver, Managing Editor

A spoon is a spoon until you have head and neck cancer: A design case study

Authors: Heather Logan & Gabriela Constantinescu

Editors: Bruna Seixas Lima & Tian Renton

Junctions, transitions, and the road ahead: From linguistics to rehabilitation sciences

Author: Rena Helms-Park

Editors: Denise DuBois & Mikaela Stiver

LIVElab: Returning the sound of music to those affected by hearing disorders

Author: Dana Swarbrick, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Denise DuBois & Tian Renton

Optimistic endgames: Chess and neurorehabilitation

Author: Conor Sheridan, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Ivona Berger & Mikaela Stiver

Orthoses and spasticity: Exploring post-stroke clinical decision-making

Authors: Brydne Morgan Edwards, Qianwei (Stella) Wang & Deborah Hébert

Editors: Lucas Crosby & Samantha Seaton

Shifting the rehabilitation models in changing times: Telerehabilitation and social media

Author: David London

Editors: Mary Boulos, Adora Chui, & Dana Swarbrick

Transitions for adolescents with chronic health conditions: Facing challenges and building skills

Author: Stephanie Davies

Editors: Ivona Berger, Roni Propp, & Conor Sheridan


This issue’s copy editors: Ivona Berger, Mary Boulos, Adora Chui, Lucas Crosby, Denise DuBois, Bruna Seixas Lima, Roni Propp, Tian Renton, Samantha Seaton, Mikaela Stiver, & Dana Swarbrick

Issue 4 (Winter 2018)

Letter from the Editors

Authors: Denise DuBois, rehabINK Editor-in-Chief & Adora Chui, Managing Editor

A pandemic crisis demands aggressive investment in comprehensive research: Current efforts to tackle dementia in Canada

Author: Bruna Seixas Lima, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Lucas Crosby & Dory Abelman

Bridging the residential crossroads for aging adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Ontario: A qualitative review

Authors: Denise DuBois & Zinnia Batliwalla

Editors: Roni Propp & Adora Chui

Creating order from chaos: Walking on cue with rhythmic auditory stimulation

Authors: Conor Sheridan & Lucas D. Crosby, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Dana Swarbrick & Mikaela Stiver

Reconsidering driving and community mobility in older adulthood: Moving beyond the medical model

Author: Ruheena Sangrar & Brenda Vrkljan

Editors: Bruna Seixas Lima & Dory Abelman

Stroke caregivers at risk for depression: Suggestions for rehabilitation professionals

Author: Kristina Marie Kokorelias, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Ivona Berger & Lucas Crosby

The use of dance in post-stroke rehabilitation

Author: Kara Patterson, Department of Physical Therapy, University of Toronto

Editors: Tian Renton, Lucas Crosby, Denise DuBois & Adora Chui

Unconquered: A parasport story with special focus on the Invictus Games

Author: Dana Swarbrick & Bruna Seixas Lima, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Denise DuBois & Tian Renton

This issue’s copy editors: Adora Chui, Lucas Crosby, Denise DuBois, Bruna Seixas Limas, Mikaela Stiver

Summer Issue 2017

Letter from the editors

Authors: Dana Swarbrick & Dor David (Dory) Abelman

Editors: Denise DuBois & Bruna Seixas Lima

Scaling up rehabilitation worldwide with the new WHO guideline: is it enough?

Author: Adora Chui, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Dory Abelman & Kate Stewart

Exploring the role of physical rehabilitation professionals in providing psychosocial care to improve patient recovery

Authors: Kristina Marie Kokorelias & Amanda Ali

Editors: Kate Stewart & Mikaela Stiver

Exploring memories with Dr. Morris Moscovitch

Authors: Bruna Seixas Lima & Denise DuBois, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Ivona Berger & Roni Propp

2017 International Brain Injury Association Conference: a conference brief from a graduate student delegate (New Orleans)

Author: Ivona Berger, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editors: Jaclyn Dawe & Tian Renton

Advocating for fairness in rehabilitation service provision in Ontario

Author: Denise DuBois, Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Editor: Mikaela Stiver

This issue’s copy editors: Lucas Crosby, Denise DuBois, & Dana Swarbrick