What if therapy felt more like play? For Dr. Elaine Biddiss, video games are more than entertainment, they’re a pathway to inclusion, confidence, and independence for children with disabilities. At Holland Bloorview, Dr. Biddiss and her team created accessible therapy games like Bootle Blast and Bootle Pop! that help kids build motor skills, engage in music, and participate in play in ways that work for them. What feels like fun is actually therapy woven seamlessly into everyday life. From helping children continue rehabilitation at home to creating opportunities for siblings of all abilities to play together, this work is reimagining what accessibility can look like. Because accessibility isn’t just about removing barriers, it’s about creating spaces where everyone belongs. Read more at the link in our bio. #NationalAccessAbilityWeek #NAAW2026 #Accessibility #Inclusion