Cook Children's understands that the tragedy in Central Texas can bring a surge of feelings and emotions. This may be difficult for a child, and even an adult, to navigate. Cook Children's family therapist, Karen Abonza, LCSW, shares how and when …
Cook Children’s Camp ID (Immune Deficiency) was created in 2010 thanks to the vision of Betty Stroud, practice administrator of Cook Children's Immunology Clinic, and Christine Curtis, clinic coordinator. Together, they saw the need for a special …
Wyatt Hatcher enjoys driving his family’s golf cart. Three years ago, that very golf cart changed his life. The then-11-year-old was driving around his family’s neighborhood with his younger sister, Avyee Hatcher, while his dad, Jimmy Hatcher, and …
By Rachel Hatcher and Mary Kate HigginsiCan BikeCook Children’s recently co-hosted a five-day camp, iCan Bike, with iCan Shine, an organization that offers a variety of programs to enrich and impact the lives of children with disabilities. Over a …
Camp is a cherished tradition for many kids, and Camps for Kids at Cook Children's makes sure no illness holds our patients back. We’re looking for more camp counselors to join the experience. Camps for Kids are specialized camps that offer …
By Diane Arnaout, M.D.
As Cook Children’s pediatricians, we are getting the forms daily. And the questions that come along with it.
“Can my kids go to summer camp this year?”
“Are we putting ourselves at risk by …
Attending camp is a rite of passage for many children. Camps for kids ensures that Cook Children’s patients with chronic illnesses have an opportunity to experience the magic of camp.
Camps for Kids includes specialized camps that give kids …