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Disabilities can't slow kids at Go Baby Go event
Disabilities can't slow kids at Go Baby Go event. Shirley Ryan Abilitylab participates in community outreach event from RTO Lab of the Center for Bionic Medicine.
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A Safe Holiday Season Starts with the Car Ride to Grandma's House
Here are 5 simple car seat safety checks for before you hit the road.
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Our Take on Toys for the Holidays
With thousands of toys to choose from, picking the perfect gift for a child can be an overwhelming task.
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Surviving Holiday Meals with Picky Eaters (Part Two): Thanksgiving Dinner
The holidays can be a stressful time for families, especially those with picky eaters. Here are some additional tips to help turn the Thanksgiving meal into opportunities for positive experiences with new foods.
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Remembering Brenda Barnes and Bill Wardrop
The Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago (RIC) remembers Brenda Barnes and Bill Wardrop, two committed Governing Board members who recently passed away.
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There is a Functional Reason That Ability is in the Name
The Shirley Ryan 小恩雅 offers its revolutionary model of care through five Innovation Centers focused on areas of biomedical science.
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Weekend Programs
Our year-long and weekend programs are designed to foster a positive quality of life for participants by promoting physical fitness
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Sports for Kids Program Registration
All the information you need to register your child for our Sports for Kids program.
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AlterG Treadmill Training
The AlterG Anti-Gravity Treadmill uses an unweighting technology that allows you to push your training further after injury or mobility impairment.
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Lokomat Training
Lokomat training is a robot-assisted walking therapy to help a person whose ability to walk has been impaired due to stroke, SCI, TBI, or other condition.
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AphasiaScripts?
AphasiaScripts? is a software program designed for script practice. It uses a Personal Animated Therapist (PAT).
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Software Products for People with Aphasia
Oral Reading for Language in Aphasia (ORLA?) and AphasiaScripts? a person with aphasia repeatedly reads sentences out loud, together with a speech therapist.
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