Family Engagement

For over a decade, the Family Engagement Team has supported families to be an active part of their child’s therapy and support team. Our lived experience has shown us that our knowledge of our own child is a powerful tool when combined with the professional knowledge of various early childhood development experts.

Research supports our hypothesis that engaged caregivers as active team members in their loved one’s healthcare leads to many positive outcomes (https://www.cfhi-fcass.ca/docs/default-source/itr/tools-and-resources/essential-together/evidence-brief-en.pdf ) including but not limited to:

Enhanced Patient and Family Experience:

Caregivers/families know their child’s medical history best. They know how their child’s journey, carry lists of medical professionals and binders of information on procedures, diagnoses, hospital visits and discharges, etc. They are well-connected and versed in their child’s medical journey.
Caregivers know the details of what is typical and atypical when it comes to reactions to medications, appointment/hospital triggers/stressors, and surgery recoveries. They understand the inner workings of their child’s mind, mood, and communication, whether verbal or non-verbal. Understanding when a child has reached their limits also avoids overstimulation and overwhelm.
Therapy appointments are opportunities for caregivers to learn vital tools from the therapist. This promotes the transferability of skills and techniques to be worked on by the caregivers outside of therapy sessions, providing the opportunity to do therapy with their child when they are ready.
Caregivers can best determine if their child is unable to participate in therapy at any given point. As therapy time is precious, knowing when to move allows caregivers to recover the session by informing the therapist of the appropriate time to move to a mediated model, in which parents can participate in the session to continue it later at home.
Encouraging caregivers to provide session modification suggestions to fit their child’s interests or abilities acknowledges caregivers as the experts of their child. They can feel confident in knowing that their thoughts are valued and that they are capable of practicing the tools they are taught in therapy sessions at home.
Caregivers are given a voice to express their child’s and their own needs/concerns and goals. When acknowledged as an integral part of their child’s care, caregivers and therapists’ relationships improve through greater transparency, respect, integrity, honesty, and openness, leading to better patient care and support.

Better Health Outcomes:

Healthcare quality is increased through a professional and candour flow of communication with the child development experts and their caregivers. Working as a team maximizes time and effort. It brings comfort, order and routine to a child seeing a continuation of care from therapy sessions to home, and home to therapy sessions.
Caregivers are with their child for many waking hours. This allows time to really practice the techniques learned in therapy and supports the generalization of skills. However, funding, insurance, and time in therapy can only go so far. Caregivers can take therapy much further if they integrate parts of it into their daily lives.
Caregivers feel empowered, understood, and supported. Caregiver burnout and isolation may be minimized or prevented, promoting better health outcomes for children and caregivers.

Continuity of Care:

Quality of care over time can be achieved through goal setting and planning for your child’s future. It reduces fragmentation of care to improve your child’s safety and abilities. Caregivers take an active role through goal setting, giving them the ability to make goals that are meaningful to their family. This can be done by incorporating tasks, skill-building and goals that fit into the child’s everyday activities. By sharing with your clinician your child’s likes and dislikes and/or schedules and routines you have at home, opportune times to practice a particular skill keep it relevant for the child.
The number of therapy sessions allotted often remains insufficient due to availability, resources, funding, and/or insurance coverage. Make the most of it. Caregivers will still be there after sessions, groups, and therapy end. Actively engaged caregivers can extend and build on the skills learned in the Centre.

“My best advice is… you must put in the work. For every one day at Grandview Kids, you are going to have 6 days, 13 days at home where everything really happens. Grandview Kids’ is going to give you the tools to get that work in.”
– Grandview Kids Caregiver

Written by Peer Navigator and Grandview Kids parent, Danielle P.

When all three of my children were diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), it changed my life in a way I did not expect. My older two children hit every milestone early until they experienced a severe significant regression. They stopped talking, playing, looking at me and responding to their names. They started making repetitive movements that I now know are stims. A year after their diagnosis, my youngest child started exhibiting similar symptoms. I felt like a failure, and I missed who my babies were before they regressed.

By 2018, I found myself divorced with a 1-year-old, a 2-year-old and a 3-year-old, all diagnosed with ASD. I chose to lean into my grief and decided to observe my feelings without judgment. I cried. I journalled. I got therapy. I found respite workers and made self-care a priority. It was lonely until I surrounded myself with different friends and parents who also had children with disabilities. I started following disabled content creators online. I started being more open with my vulnerabilities. Slowly, I noticed that having three children with ASD was not actually as awful as I originally thought. As I allowed my world to expand, I realized a few important things about why their diagnoses felt so devastating in the beginning.

I’m ashamed to say that I pitied people with disabilities. I didn’t want my kids to be associated with “those type of people”. I wanted my kids to be “normal” because I thought that any deviation was bad. For the first time in my life, I noticed and addressed my own ableism. Once I let go of that way of thinking, I was able to explore this beautiful new community we belong to.

I had to let go of the expectations I had of my children. Some parents hope their children will excel in sports, pursue higher education, or have a specific career. As parents of kids with disabilities, we have the privilege of letting go of our expectations much sooner than other parents might. Among many other expectations, I wanted my kids to talk, look at me and be potty trained. I had to let go of those expectations and be open to the life my children were capable of and wanted for themselves. I had to learn to accept that my children for who they are.

My children are now school-aged, and I have a new partner who is very involved. My older two children still don’t speak but they are learning to use AAC devices. Pullups are still a part of our lives, but they may not be forever. My kids’ friendships may look different from the types of friends I had growing up, but we have found our people. We presume competence while providing support. We allow THEM to tell us who they are and what they want to do with their lives. I thought my life was over when my kids were diagnosed, and in some ways, it was. That life had to end for a new life to be discovered.

Written by Peer Navigator and Grandview Kids parent, Kristen M.

Ace was to be the missing puzzle piece to our beautifully blended family, but little did we know that he would open our eyes and hearts to a community that the puzzle piece (and infinity sign) represents.

Our youngest of five boys was diagnosed with autism in May 2020 at the height of the pandemic. His diagnosis came with both relief and grief. I was relieved that my mother’s intuition was that something was different about Ace-note and that I did not use the word “wrong” … that was intentional because there is absolutely nothing wrong with Ace. In fact, there is so much right with him that we are reminded daily of his extraordinariness!

The grief piece stemmed from our fear of the public’s lack of understanding and awareness of autism and disability culture. I was hit with the stark reality that as a mother of a non-speaking autistic child, I would most likely have to advocate and fight for Ace’s fundamental rights for the rest of his life. The rights that my four older sons are automatically granted…

However, my pity party did not last long. I immersed myself in all things autism and quickly connected with local parents of children with autism within the Grandview Kids community, and they soon became our family sounding board and dearest confidants. Then our circle grew larger when we enlisted the help of pediatricians, speech and language pathologists, behavioural therapists, and occupational therapists, just to name a few.

At that time, I thought I was building an army to fight for my son’s mere existence, but to my surprise, we instead organically grew a warm and welcoming village. A village that looks out for one another and rallies to protect our kids from the often mean outside world that this Mama Bear feared. A village where our children can be their authentic selves and where we caregivers can laugh or cry without judgment depending on what season we are currently navigating.

Navigation is the perfect word to describe my newest chapter of autism acceptance…Last month, I became a new member of Grandview’s growing Family Engagement Team as a Peer Navigator in partnership with Durham Region’s Entry to School (ETS) program.

After four years of therapy, self-directed learning and advocating for my son alone, I now get to work beside families who are at the beginning of their child’s autism journey and let them know that whatever they are feeling is valid and that the entire Family Engagement Team is here to support them, through our varied lived experiences.

I hope that through my unique lens, I am able to guide families to the programs and resources that they seek. Most importantly, in my humble opinion, I hope that I can connect them to the warm and welcoming village of Grandview caregivers who supported me during a very hard season of my parenting journey, a season that not many people in my inner circle were part of or understood.

Our kiddos may age out of the agency, but they will forever be a part of the larger autism community, and I genuinely believe the connections I have made through Grandview will last a lifetime and when it feels like the mean outside world is not accepting my son’s autism fast enough or accommodating his needs, I know where I will turn to for support, and I hope you will know too.

Ace has made me a better mother and advocate, but the Grandview caregiver community has made me a better listener and friend.

Written by IDEA committee member and Grandview Kids parent, Abby V.

Rare Disease Day is an international event held on February 28 to raise awareness about the impact of rare diseases on people’s lives and to emphasize the need for research. Canadian families with rare illnesses are facing extraordinary challenges. These include misdiagnosis, unnecessary surgeries, social isolation, financial hardship and lack of treatment options.

Zoe’s Story

Like many people, Sarah-Lynne and Erik followed the traditional route of starting a family. They got married, bought a house, and decided that they were ready to start adding children to their family. They were surprised with identical twin boys in 2016, and always wanting a large family tried for a third child. Zoe was born in October 2018 and perfectly completed their family, but life as they knew it would not be deemed “typical” again.

Zoe was discharged from the hospital as a healthy baby, only to be readmitted twice for jaundice and weight loss. On the family’s second emergency visit, she was admitted to the NICU for feeding and weight loss support. Suddenly and without explanation, Zoe went into distress. She had a perforated bowel and was in emergency surgery within hours of being transported by ambulance to Sick Kids Hospital. She was declared septic with the possibility of meningitis. For the next nine months, her parents would not have any answers as to what was causing Zoe’s illness. After fiercely advocating for their daughter and conducting tests that are not offered in Canada, Zoe was finally diagnosed with a rare Congenital Disorder of Glycosylation (CDG), SLC35A2-CDG.

Zoe is the 49^th person in the world to have this strain of CDG. She is now five-years-old, and her diagnosis continues to affect her daily living. She has severe global developmental delay, muscular hypotonia, Epilepsy, Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI), cervical spine instability, risk of spinal cord compression, obstructive sleep apnea, GERD, and scoliosis, and is G-tube fed. Her disease requires round-the-clock care and medications to keep her healthy and comfortable as everything, including her sleep, independence, mobility and communication, is affected.

Mom, Sarah-Lynne, holding Grandview Kids’ client, Zoe, on her lap. Thay are surrounded by their family.

At Grandview Kids, Zoe receives Occupational Therapy, Physiotherapy, Speech-Language Pathology, and Recreational Therapy and attends Grandview School. Early intervention before the age of six is a necessity as this is the time most brain development occurs. Zoe’s parents continually fundraise for her private therapies and medications but also give back a portion to organizations that have made a direct impact on Zoe’s life. “Sky is the limit. We can’t put an amount on her quality of life, especially if more therapy now means this might change the whole trajectory of her life,” says her mom.

Living with a rare disease means every day is a rollercoaster journey of emotions, but Sarah-Lynne has learned that “grief and joy can coexist.” A balance must be found to be able to enjoy the joyous moments but allow the reality that the life you expected is not what it is. You can grieve the life you wanted for your child and your family, but you can also see through a new lens of compassion, kindness, strength and resiliency. Zoe’s diagnosis is the “hardest but most rewarding thing I will ever experience. I am a better person because of it, and so is everyone else around Zoe.”

Congenital Heart Defect (CHD) Awareness Week is held every year from February 7 to 14. According to the Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, CHDs are the leading birth defects that cause death in infants and adults. Approximately 1% of births per year are affected by CHDs, which exist from birth and often affect the structure and shape of a baby’s heart. Since the condition is so prominent and is a leading cause of death in children, it is very important to make medical professionals, researchers, families, and the general public more aware of the condition.

Matthew Has Heart

Matthew is a social 15-year-old teenager who likes to observe the world around him and to watch and play basketball. When his mom, Melodie, was only 17 weeks pregnant, she received the news that Matthew would be born with Down Syndrome. A few weeks later, a specialized ultrasound also confirmed a CHD called Atrioventricular Septal Defect (AVSD). This meant he had a large hole in the centre of his heart, and the valves meant to control the blood flow between the heart chambers might not be formed correctly. This early diagnosis gave his family the opportunity to educate themselves and meet with many specialized doctors before being thrown into the situation.

Baby Matthew in the NICU with his mom, Melodie, watching over him.

Matthew was born two weeks earlier than expected, thwarting medical plans, but was fortunate enough not to need immediate surgery. He spent a few weeks in the NICU and, at fix months of age, had his open-heart surgery. “That day was one of the hardest days of my life,” recalls Melodie. “I handed over my five-month-old baby boy to a nurse at Sick Kids Hospital, not knowing if I would get to see his beautiful little face again! Five and a half hours later, we received the news that the surgery was a success! The eight days that followed had some terrifying moments, but in the end, we brought home a healthy baby boy that is now 15-years-old and the centre of our universe!”

When asked what advice Melodie would give to families with a new diagnosis, she said, “Make sure to ask questions and don’t be afraid to tell their doctors if you aren’t clear on what they are saying. Our cardiologist drew us pictures, and I remember we took those photos and had dinner with family afterwards at a restaurant, where we used those photos to explain it to the grandparents. We made sure to educate ourselves as much as we could. We reached out to other families who had been where we were, and it helped so much. Just knowing you aren’t alone means so much. This is where Grandview Kids excels, and although we weren’t a part of Grandview Kids at this exact time, it paved the way for us to be so greatly involved with Grandview Kids as we knew the importance of helping other families just as we were helped.”

15-year-old Matthew holding a basketball.

Melodie and her family continue to be strong advocates for Matthew. They are helping others walk the same journey through family engagement and the power of storytelling. “Matthew has one of the biggest hearts I know,” says Melodie. “It may not be a perfect heart, but it’s a strong and loving heart. He is sweet, caring and sensitive. He loves people, and people love him. They see his perseverance, his courage, and his strength. We have Grandview Kids to thank for helping us tell our story many times and inspiring people.”

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Our Family Engagement Team (FET) is comprised of caregivers to Grandview Kids clients and former clients (grads), who use their lived experience and specialized training to support other parents, caregivers and clients in their journey. Caring for a child or youth with physical, communication or developmental needs can leave some caregivers feeling isolated and alone. By offering peer support, mentoring and education from individuals who have first-hand, personal experiences, we are cultivating an authentic, non-judgmental environment where families feel empowered, understood and supported.

Grandview Kids is a leader in Family Engagement, building the premier program within Ontario’s Children’s Treatment Centre (CTC) sector, which has garnered national and international recognition. We are one of few programs of this kind in Canada.

A photo of Grandview Kids' family engagement team standing beside each other. — Grandview Kids’ Family Engagement Team.

The Family Engagement Team is integrated into the multidisciplinary care approach at Grandview Kids, supporting our Complex Care Program, Ontario Autism Program and Adolescent Transition Program. We also offer Family Engagement services through Online Parent Support (OPS) pages, help with filling out paperwork and funding applications, caregiver education sessions and coffee chats, and our lending ‘Resource Library.’

In addition, our Family Leader Program – comprised of all those who serve as Grandview Kids ambassadors, advisors and advocates – is overseen by our Family Engagement Team; this includes our Family Advisory Council (YAC), Youth Advisory Council (YAC), Working Groups and Ambassador Program.

One key thing the Family Engagement Team does is host events and networking activities throughout the year to support Grandview Kids clients and caregivers. Popular ones include accessible Trick-or-Treating, Sensory Santa, Resource Fair, Park Playdates and Youth Meetups. These events provide amazing opportunities for parents, siblings, clients, family members and others to meet people who share similar experiences. Connections are made that inspire fun, friendship, learning and advocacy. Here are highlights from a few hosted this summer!

Adolescent Transition Launch Event

We officially launched our Adolescent Transition Program on August 3! Thanks to TD Bank Group for its support to get this program up and running.

For a long time, Grandview Kids has witnessed the gap in support and resources that occurs when our clients transition from our care (as kids and adolescents) to adult care. Teens and their caregivers consistently tell us it feels like “falling off a cliff” when their paediatric support system is no longer accessible. Grandview Kids knew we had to bridge this gap, and help prepare families for the uncertainties that lay ahead.

Our new Adolescent Transition Program will provide the much-needed support to families that are aging out of services at Grandview Kids. It was co-designed by Parent Advocates, Youth Advocates, as well as members of Grandview Kids’ Family Engagement, Clinical and Client Services, and Medical teams. This integrated approach puts the family voice at the centre of program development.

Our August 3 launch event included remarks from Grandview Kids CEO Tom McHugh, reflecting on his own family’s experience moving from paediatric to adult developmental services. Attendees participated in fun games like axe throwing (the safe kind!), while others sat down to get a custom, Grandview Kids tattoo (the fake kind!). Our new Transition Checklist was revealed. But all around, we heard from many older clients and their caregivers… the sense of relief that we were re-focusing on supports for adolescents during this critical, and sometimes overwhelming, period of their lives.

We look forward to hosting more Adolescent Transition education sessions, youth hang-outs and workshops in the fall. Stay tuned!

Complex Care Program Networking Event

We are pleased to report on the successful launch of our first ever Complex Care Family Engagement event, held on July 27. This event resonated deeply with caregivers, parents, siblings and grandparents, providing an avenue for meaningful interactions and shared experiences.

The occasion comprised a range of engaging activities, each contributing to the overall sense of enjoyment and relaxation. Family Engagement Program Coordinator Natasha’s artistic touch adorned faces with beautiful and creative face painting. The generosity of Station Gallery in Whitby – who provided the art supplies, and the creativity of Kerry and Jessica – who were extra patient and caring with the children, brought forth a world of amazing artwork by some children. Volunteers, Akash and Shayaan, arranged recreational games, creating an atmosphere of joy and fun for the children. Siblings were seen interacting and making new friendships.

The heart of the event was the informative session on self-care, facilitated by Peer Navigator Jacki. Caregivers absorbed valuable insight in recognizing and acknowledging the importance of attending to their own well-being amid their demanding responsibilities with their children who have complex medical needs.

A few parents expressed the necessity of such gatherings on a regular basis. These moments of connection provided the platform to share stories, support one another, and discover a network of empathy and understanding.

Adding an enchanting touch, Tulip the mini therapy horse arrived, bringing an abundance of smiles, hugs and warmth. Peer Navigator Sujay, who has exceptional photography skills, took awesome photos of everyone having fun with silly props. The pictures captured how much fun families had together.

As we reflect on the event’s impact, family engagement is inspired to continue holding events to promote a supportive network for families facing unique challenges. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all who contributed, attended and lent their support, making this event an unforgettable success.

Park Playdates

The FET brought clients, caregivers, siblings and families together every Tuesday this summer, hosting playdates at Grandview Kids’ playground. Despite some rainy weather, each week’s playdate included a themed activity. From creating dinosaur fossils, to tie-dying t-shirts, and even a visit from Tulip the Therapy Horse, FET’s Park Playdates offered something special for all kids and their families.

Our Park Playdates not only provide an opportunity for kids to interact and play together, but also foster a sense of community amongst Grandview Kids parents and caregivers. It’s a place for connection and fun. Throughout the summer, the Park Playdates reached record numbers of attendance, with joyful cheer and excitement filling the atmosphere week-after-week. The playdates organized by FET are a testament to the power of play and peer connections.