Genetic research in HIE is still in its early stages, but it’s opening the door to potentially transformative advances in both prenatal and postnatal care. And while it may not have all of the answers yet, its insights are building a foundation for supporting HIE families in the future – potentially offering explanations, guiding care, and paving the way for […]
Hypoxic-ischemic encephalopathy (HIE) is a critical condition in newborns resulting from reduced oxygen or blood flow to the brain. This shortage can lead to brain injury, with a range of outcomes depending on severity, timing, and the interventions available. One of the major complications associated with HIE is neonatal seizures, which can contribute significantly to long-term outcomes for affected infants. […]
When it comes to epilepsy, we know there’s a lot to take in. It’s normal to feel overwhelmed by all of the terms and information, from understanding the different types of seizures to learning about treatments and unique considerations for children. So, whether you’re just beginning your epilepsy journey or looking to build your knowledge, here’s an A-Z breakdown of […]
We all know that friendships can be tough to navigate, and for children within our Hope community, there are often more challenges to consider: differences in communication styles, physical abilities, sensory sensitivities, or emotional regulation can all influence how they (and their siblings) connect with their peers. So, how can parents and caregivers help their children build meaningful friendships in […]
As the saying goes, “It takes a village,” and at Hope, we have a strong one. Every month, our HIE Peer Perspective series brings together committed members of the HIE community to share their valuable insights into the diverse impacts and outcomes of HIE, offering firsthand experiences and guidance on navigating its various challenges. Our latest session focused on navigating […]
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