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Rehabilitation Sciences Through Occupational Research & Engagement

The mission of the ReSTORE lab is to identify and assess risk and develop occupation-based interventions for preventing high-risk behaviours, optimizing functioning and improving mental and physical health in the workplace.

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We’re proud to share that Donia, a PhD trainee in the ReSTORE Lab and Rehabilitation Sciences Institute, has been named a Connaught PhDs for Public Impact Fellow! In partnership with the Ontario Electrical League, she’ll co-create a health toolkit for electricians, translating research into real-world impact!

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Latest Publications

Impacts of arthritis on work performance, functioning and activities of daily living using the Canadian community health survey

"Impacts of arthritis on work performance, functioning and activities of daily living using the Canadian community health survey" is a recent publication studying individuals with arthritis and the effects it has on both their personal and professional lives.

Delivering Package

ReSTORE Lab @TapLink

Free mental health, burnout, and sleep resources along with helpful applications to help manage mental health and well-being.

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Partnerships
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Collaborations

GHRI Canada
Partnership and Collaboration
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada
Workers' Compensation Board- Alberta
Cifal York

#961 - 500 University Ave, Toronto, ON M5G 1V7

Department Of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy

mail@restore.rehab

+ 1 (416) 946-8579

© 2025 by the ReSTORE Lab, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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