Precision Neurodevelopment Lab

Precision Neurodevelopment Lab Trailblazing our way to a better tomorrow for children and youth with neurodevelopmental disorders.

Strong tools build stronger care systems.
03/02/2026

Strong tools build stronger care systems.

Co-design isn’t a single activity - it’s an ongoing practice.From clear communication to real-time participation, micro-...
02/25/2026

Co-design isn’t a single activity - it’s an ongoing practice.

From clear communication to real-time participation, micro-accommodations, and consistent follow-up, these strategies help ensure engagement is meaningful, respectful, and sustainable throughout the research process.

One of the biggest takeaways from the CHILD-BRIGHT Network conference was a simple reminder: youth don’t just belong in ...
02/23/2026

One of the biggest takeaways from the CHILD-BRIGHT Network conference was a simple reminder: youth don’t just belong in research - they strengthen it.

They bring curiosity, clarity, and accountability to spaces that shape decisions about their lives. When youth are invited in, research becomes more grounded, more relevant, and more human.

Dr. Sarah MacEachern and Maggie Ryan are proud to be presenting at the Neuro Orbit Alliance’s Symposium on Self-Injuriou...
02/19/2026

Dr. Sarah MacEachern and Maggie Ryan are proud to be presenting at the Neuro Orbit Alliance’s Symposium on Self-Injurious Behaviours (SIB) in Vancouver on February 20.

We look forward to contributing to important conversations focused on strengthening care and systems of support for children experiencing severe self-injurious behaviours.

Thank you, Maggie, for leading last week’s Journal Club and walking us through a proposed vision for the future of the D...
02/17/2026

Thank you, Maggie, for leading last week’s Journal Club and walking us through a proposed vision for the future of the DSM.

Suzanne, one of our family research partners, has recently completed the Centre for Faculty Development's Teaching for T...
02/13/2026

Suzanne, one of our family research partners, has recently completed the Centre for Faculty Development's Teaching for Transformation Co-Facilitation Certificate.

Suzanne first completed the Certificate in 2025 as a newly onboarded family partner facilitator in the University of Toronto's CACHE Interprofessional Education program, and in 2026, was pleased to complete it as an experienced family partner facilitator, having facilitated or co-facilitated over 20 Interprofessional Education sessions since 2024.

Congratulations Suzanne!! We're so proud of you.

A powerful reminder from Greta at the CHILD-BRIGHT conference - and one we carry into everything we do. If research is a...
02/11/2026

A powerful reminder from Greta at the CHILD-BRIGHT conference - and one we carry into everything we do. If research is about youth, their voices belong in the room. Don’t be afraid to invite them in.

Watching our PN Lab Advisory Council Research Partner Callum ask thoughtful questions and engage with national research ...
02/10/2026

Watching our PN Lab Advisory Council Research Partner Callum ask thoughtful questions and engage with national research leaders was a highlight of the CHILD-BRIGHT conference. Youth don’t just add perspective - they raise the bar for what meaningful engagement looks like.

We’re looking forward to a year that’s both productive and positive - for our team and for the communities our work serv...
02/05/2026

We’re looking forward to a year that’s both productive and positive - for our team and for the communities our work serves.

Translating complex findings into language families, clinicians, educators, support workers, advocates, policymakers, an...
02/04/2026

Translating complex findings into language families, clinicians, educators, support workers, advocates, policymakers, and others can actually use is part of the work - not an afterthought.

Congratulations to PN lab lead Dr. Sarah MacEachern on stepping into the role of Interim Section Head for the Division o...
01/28/2026

Congratulations to PN lab lead Dr. Sarah MacEachern on stepping into the role of Interim Section Head for the Division of Developmental Pediatrics as of January 1 2026. This leadership role reflects her expertise, dedication, and ongoing commitment to advancing care for children and families.

When lived experience is integrated into research design, interpretation, and dissemination, the work becomes more accur...
01/26/2026

When lived experience is integrated into research design, interpretation, and dissemination, the work becomes more accurate, ethical, and impactful. This is central to how we approach knowledge creation.

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