FSI Learning Explorations ~ KidsAction Coaching: Promoting Physical Activity for Kids and their Families

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Dr. Stephanie Glegg is a pediatric occupational therapist with 18 years of experience at Sunny Hill Health Centre, an Assistant Professor at UBC, and a parent of a child with neurodiversity. Her research examines the most effective ways to move knowledge into action to improve health care services and health outcomes. As the team’s implementation scientist, she leads the implementation of the KidsAction Coaching approach in partnership with community sites, and its evaluation.

Bill McKellin is a medical anthropologist in the Department of Anthropology at UBC, and the parent of an adult daughter with a rare form of dwarfism. He as also one of the founding directors of the Rare Disease Foundation and the founder of its Parent Resource Groups. He is also an FSI Resource Parent.

Tara Nault, MA, is Métis with cultural ties to Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Tara maintains over 30 years of experience in Indigenous communities and the public service. Her focus has been on Indigenous health, mental wellness, sport, recreation, and physical activity. As an Aunty of a child with neurodiversity, she strives to support family members and communities, and has led several cultural safety learning initiatives including community and cultural programs.

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