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Groundbreaking Reports Now Available

Please note: we've just added our latest publications to the Downloadable Reports page.

These reports summarize years of work with Ontarians who suffer from ES/MCS, ME/CFS, and FM. The business case proposal based on these reports, just submitted to the government, has the potential to set a world standard of healthcare for people with chronic environmentally-linked illnesses. Read, download, forward to interested parties.

Childhood Lost

Praise for Childhood Lost

"This brilliant and trenchant expose´ of how American culture fails our children will enlighten parents and should be on every policy-maker's desk. I only hope they have the guts to read and act on it!"
Jane M. Healy, Ph.D. Educational Psychologist and author Your Child's Growing Mind: Brain Development and Learning from Birth to Adolescence.

"Childhood Lost… How American Culture is Failing our Kids" is an enormously important book and should become required reading for anyone who is concerned with our children's welfare. It brings together world-renowned experts from a wide range of fields, ranging from anthropology and economics to psychology and environmental studies. Each of them writes with passion about their research and the dangers that face our children today. These essays highlight the unparalleled importance of childhood for a human being's physical, intellectual, emotional and moral growth, and the steps that must be taken to safeguard children's irreducible needs".
Stuart G. Shanker, Distinguished Research Professor of Philosophy and Psychology, York University

No Child Left Different

Praise for No Child Left Different

"This is a must read for anybody interested in the health and welfare of children. ...[T]he various authors, leaders in their respective fields ... demonstrate how a medical establishment obsessed with finding genetic causes routinely obfuscates environmental factors, and how a pharmaceutical industry obsessed with profits only sees self-interested opportunity in the suffering of children."
Joel Bakan, author (and co-director of the film) The Corporation

"An important book raising critical concerns about childhood, drugs and how unfettered corporate interest combine with the romance of a quick fix to undermine children's health."
Susan Linn, Ed.D., author of Consuming Kids, associate director of the Media Center of the Judge Baker Children's Center and Instructor in Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School

"The clarity, passion and power of the authors' writing strengthens their vital message. A must read for parents, mental health professionals, and policy makers and a forceful call to action."
Laura E. Berk, Distinguished Professor of Illinois State University, and author of Awakening Children's Minds: How Parents and Teachers Can Make a Difference

Child Honoring

More Praise for Child Honoring

"This excellent book exposes the corporatocracy that challenges the very essence of good parenting by putting profits before children. It heralds a major shift in priorities for detoxing the womb environment and assuring that each child reaches its fullest potential as a human being."
Theo Colborn, Ph.D., co-author of Our Stolen Future and president, The Endocrine Disruption Exchange (TEDX).

"How often do you come across a book that might actually change the world for the better?... Read it, believe it, and pass on the message!" Jane M. Healy, Ph.D., Educational Psychologist and author, Your Child's Growing Mind: Development and Learning from Birth to Adolescence.

The Stats

Statistics that Matter

In 2005, according to Statistics Canada’s Canadian Community Health survey 1,135,000 Canadians had been diagnosed with one or more of ES/MCS (Environmental Sensitivities/Multiple Chemical Sensitivities), Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) and Fibromyalgia (FM). By 2010 this number jumped to 1,415,000. Though Canada’s population grew by only 7%, these conditions increased by an average of 25%.