Families facing hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy often turn to internet research for information about the condition and possible treatments. This tool will help families critically analyze what they are reading and if it is applicable to their child, and worth elevating to their medical team.
Doing your own research also involves building health literacy skills, and looking beyond headlines for HIE – hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy.
HIE Success Stories with Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy
We are thrilled to introduce the SOAR program, an exciting new initiative designed to support children as they grow into their lives with HIE. The program is the brainchild of Annie Gunning, Hope’s certified Child Life Specialist, who has been deeply involved in our community and responsive to the feedback and needs expressed by parents, particularly those who have shared […]
Every child deserves the opportunity to navigate their path and confidently own their story, but for children with HIE, their path to self-advocacy can be uniquely challenging. That’s why Annie Gunning, Hope for HIE’s certified child life specialist, recently participated in a Q&A session aimed at equipping them with tools and strategies that will empower them to advocate for their […]
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