125 results on '"Moola, Fiona J."'
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2. The Four Stories
3. “We are always in self-isolation”: Navigating COVID-19 as a young person in Canada with cystic fibrosis
4. The complexity of cancer: how young people with cancer navigate the self, social world, and camp
5. Risky methodologies and humble knowledges: a reflection on arts-based research for disabled and chronically Ill youth
6. Complicating ‘Voice’ and ‘Choice’: The Role of Child Life Specialists in Shaping Children’s Health Care Participation Rights in the Netherlands
7. The Road to the Ivory Tower: The Learning Experiences of Students with Disabilities at the University of Manitoba
8. Living the journey to school: Conceptual asymmetry between parents and planners on the journey to school
9. The Unspeakable Nature of Death & Dying During Childhood: A Silenced Phenomenon in Pediatric Care.
10. Passive on the periphery: Exploring the experience of physical activity among children and youth with congenital heart disease using the draw-and-write technique
11. The weight of (the) matter : A new material feminist account of thin and fat oppressions
12. “A place to call our own”: The impact of camp experiences on the psychosocial wellbeing of children and youth affected by cancer – A narrative review
13. Portraits of Resistance: Exploring Intrapersonal, Social, and Institutional Resistances through the Use of Arts-Based Research among Racialized Parents of Autistic Children and Youth.
14. Listening to the Margins: Reflecting on Lessons Learned From a National Conference Focused on Establishing a Qualitative Research Platform for Childhood Disability and Race
15. Supplemental Material - Listening to the Margins: Reflecting on Lessons Learned From a National Conference Focused on Establishing a Qualitative Research Platform for Childhood Disability and Race
16. Malevolent or Benevolent Brushstrokes?: Exploring the Depiction of Disability in Renaissance Paintings Using a Critical Disability Studies Lens.
17. Illness conversations: Self-disclosure among children and youth with chronic illnesses.
18. Speaking on behalf of the body and activity: Investigating the activity experiences of Canadian women living with anorexia nervosa
19. A Therapeutic Recreation Camp for Children with Congenital Heart Disease: Examining Impact on the Psychosocial Well-Being of Parents
20. Behind the Paintbrush: Understanding the Impact of Visual Arts-Based Research (ABR) in the Lives of Disabled Children and Youth as well as Methodological Insights in ABR Application
21. Autism and Autism Services with Indigenous Families and Children in the Settler-Colonial Context of Canada: A Critical Scoping Review
22. Illness conversations: Self-disclosure among children and youth with chronic illnesses
23. They know itʼs safe – they know what to expect from that face: perceptions towards a cognitive‐behavioural counselling programme among caregivers of children with cystic fibrosis
24. Anything but simple: the disclosure practices of children with cancer in residential camp and non-camp settings.
25. Anything but simple: the disclosure practices of children with cancer in residential camp and non-camp settings
26. Moving beyond narrative archetypes among children with cancer
27. Exercise in the care of patients with anorexia nervosa: A systematic review of the literature
28. The Unspeakable Nature of Death & Dying During Childhood: A Silenced Phenomenon in Pediatric Care
29. Developing physical activity interventions for youth with cystic fibrosis and congenital heart disease: Learning from their parents
30. Exploring illness identity among children and youth living with cancer: A narrative review
31. Using photo-elicitation to explore health promotion concepts with children and adolescents with disabilities: a rapid scoping review
32. Using photo-elicitation to explore health promotion concepts with children and adolescents with disabilities: a rapid scoping review.
33. Contemplating art and identity during a research study: Reflections on working with a youth with cancer
34. A Scoping Review of Music Therapy in the Lives of Children and Youth With Disabilities and Chronic Conditions in Non-Acute Medical and Community-Based Settings: A Novel Consideration for Art Therapists? (Étude de portée de la musicothérapie dans la vie des enfants et des jeunes ayant des incapacités et des états chroniques en milieux médical et communautaire de soins non actifs : une nouvelle considération pour les art-thérapeutes ?)
35. Telling My Tale: Reflections on the Process of Visual Storytelling for Children and Youth Living With Cystic Fibrosis and Muscular Dystrophy in Canada
36. Ensuring long‐term benefits of camp for children with chronic illnesses?
37. Teaching Across the Lines of Fault in Psychology and Sociology: Health, Obesity and Physical Activity in the Canadian Context
38. 'No Time to Play': Perceptions Toward Physical Activity in Youth With Cystic Fibrosis.
39. Physical Activity Counseling for Children With Cystic Fibrosis
40. The weight of (the) matter: A new material feminist account of thin and fat oppressions
41. On judgement day: Anorexic and obese women’s phenomenological experience of the body, food and eating
42. Therapeutic endings: Reflections on the termination of counselling-based research relationships among patients with cystic fibrosis and their caregivers.
43. Therapeutic endings: Reflections on the termination of counselling-based research relationships among patients with cystic fibrosis and their caregivers
44. The Road to the Ivory Tower: The Learning Experiences of Students with Disabilities at the University of Manitoba
45. Accessibility on the Move: Investigating how Students with Disabilities at the University of Manitoba Experience the Body, Self, and Physical Activity
46. On judgement day: Anorexic and obese women’s phenomenological experience of the body, food and eating.
47. Kids with special hearts: the experience of children with congenital heart disease at Camp Willowood
48. ‘A tale of two cases:’ The health, illness, and physical activity stories of two children living with cystic fibrosis
49. Transcending ‘Hoop Dreams’: toward a consideration of corporeality, crossroads and intersections, and discursive possibilities in disability and theory
50. “This is the Best Fatal Illness That You Can Have”
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