Current Projects

Since 2009, Kids Brain Health Network (KBHN) has established a track record as an internationally recognized, evidence-based and multidisciplinary network that generates and mobilizes critical knowledge and innovation most relevant to communities and families. Working with partner organizations, KBHN project teams have created numerous innovation outputs, including policy documents, commercial products, copyrights, license agreements, new clinical practice guidelines, and training packages.

Current Projects

Current Projects

Transforming Child, Youth, and Family Services: Implementing the ‘F-words for Child Development’ framework to advance holistic, strengths-based, function-promoting, and family-centered care across sectors

Towards market readiness: Liberi Exergames – A pedal-to-play exergame system for children/youth with physical disabilities and developmental disorders

The FIERCE Project: Examining the Effectiveness of an Anxiety Intervention for Youth with ADHD

Scaling Access to Early Supports for Toddlers with Emerging Autism or Related Social-Communication Challenges: Building efficient program delivery channels to increase access

No Caregiver Left Behind: Addressing Accessibility and Sustainability of an ACT Intervention for Family Caregivers of People with Neurodevelopmental Disabilities

Inclusive Physical Activity for Kids: KidsAction and Indigenous Dance Programs in Northern BC

Implementing BEAM, a scalable digital mental health program, for families of children referred to neurodevelopmental services

Development, feasibility testing, and validation of an instrument to measure behaviours of concern in children and youth with neurodevelopmental disorders

Accelerating implementation of Canada’s first national Pediatric Pain Standard: Enhancing equitable care for children with neurodevelopmental disabilities in hospital settings