U of T News: Esme Fuller-Thomson, Dyslexia Report
Categories: FacultyThirty-five per cent of adults with dyslexia report they were physically abused before they turned 18.

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Thirty-five per cent of adults with dyslexia report they were physically abused before they turned 18.
Professor Marion Bogo is being recognized for her far-reaching impact on the practice and teaching of social […]
Year 1 MSW Student Marshal German receives $16,000.00 from the City of Toronto StreetArts Partnership Grant for […]
Professor Ramona Alaggia and Professor Rupaleem Bhuyan each received a Social Sciences and Humanities Research (SSHRCE) Insight […]
FIFSW Sandra Rotman Chair, Esme Fuller-Thomson identifies 1 in 25 middle school children are binge drinking
Professor Izumi Sakamoto to receive 2014 Pioneers for Change Award (Women in Leadership) Professor Izumi Sakamoto […]
Dr. Peter A. Newman to lead webinar on ethical challenges of AIDS clinical trials on April 28, […]
Abused kids have seven times the odds of ADD or ADHD
Assistant Professor Carmen Logie demonstrates that marginalized and displaced women in Leogane, Haiti, can measurably improve mental and sexual health behaviours in their village
Dr. Barbara Fallon appointed as the Director of Knowledge Mobilization at the Fraser Mustard Institute for Human Development