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October is Occupational Therapy Month
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Research, Health And Wellness

Exercise program boosts mobility for kids with cerebral palsy
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Health And Wellness, Science and Technology, Research

Taking 'BIG STEPS' to recovery: program shows promise helping stroke survivors move more at home
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UAlberta

Removing barriers, building futures
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Looking Back: Following the LEGO brick road
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From Four Students to a National Movement
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Students

Carrying Identity into Care
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Health And Wellness

PTSD therapy walks patients through past trauma
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Travel, UAlberta

Public health in practice: Dean Laura McDougall visits China
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Instructors

Teaching and Learning at the U of A: Carolyn Fleck-Prediger
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Multilingual Language Program celebrating its 10th year at U of A
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The Language You Speak Is Part of Who You Are
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Society and Culture, Research

More than words: multilingual language program helps immigrant families preserve cultural ties
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Science and Technology, Business, Research, Health And Wellness

Wearable sleeve relieves tennis elbow without surgery
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Science and Technology, Research, Health And Wellness

New research links brain region to linguistic ability
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Research, Science and Technology, Health And Wellness

Orphan Neurons
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Convocation ‘26: Stephanie Elanik, MSc in Physical Therapy
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Convocation ‘26: Stephanie Hovdestad, MSc in Physical Therapy
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Convocation ‘26: Pam Hung, PhD in Rehabilitation Science
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Convocation ‘26: anne drew potter, MSc in Physical Therapy
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In the Community

Celebrating International Women's Day 2026
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UAlberta

Born for the profession: The lifelong impact of Marion Schmitke
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Research, Health And Wellness

Hold your tongue: study shows numbing the mouth may speed up silent reading

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