Part 2: Keeping Friendships and Relationship Together While Staying Apart:
March 10, 2021
Fun Ways to Feel the Old Connection with Friends If you read Part 1 of this two-part series on the importance of friendships during the
Health & Wellness
Part 1: The New Art of Virtual Conversation
February 25, 2021
Two-part series: Your pandemic mental health – keeping friendships together while staying apart Part 1: The New Art of Virtual Conversation – supporting others, and
Part 3: Essential Resources for Families
February 8, 2021
You and your patients may be stuck at home more frequently than you feel is good for the soul right now, but if you dive
Part 2 – Keeping Kids Going (and Growing)
January 27, 2021
By now, all these months into the new COVID-19 normal, there isn’t much new for families to do. The Monopoly figures have lost their shine,
Healthy Home Life During a Pandemic Part 1: Food & Family
January 13, 2021
Much has changed during the pandemic. The new normal so many hoped would be temporary continues to have massive effects on every aspect of life.
Part 4 – The importance of Your ‘Webside’ Manner
November 27, 2020
It’s one of the biggest questions of the COVID-19 era: How to you connect with people when you’re so physically disconnected? When bedside manner turns
Part 3 – The elephant in the (virtual) waiting room
November 20, 2020
If your waiting room suddenly vanished, would your patients miss the experience? As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, this question is becoming less of a hypothetical
Covid-19 Resources for Non-English Speakers
November 13, 2020
The Ontario Government’s Ministry of Health has developed an information sheet about the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) to inform Ontarians about the virus, how they
COVID Tips from Top Health Care Providers
November 6, 2020
We compiled what we think are some of the best tips for fellow healthcare providers for ways to manage your practice during this global pandemic.
Virtual Care and Your Practice: Part 2 – The technology you need
October 30, 2020
Now more than ever, there is an appetite and a need for virtual care as an alternative to face-to-face visits. It has been encouraged by
