Recently archived Facebook Chat: ADHD and Behavior, with Analisa L. Smith Board Member, Learning Disabilities Association of America Originally hosted on Fri Dec 23 at 10:00am ET ADHD and behavior problems can often go hand in hand. For this Facebook chat, join Analisa Smith, president of the Learning Disabilities Association of South Carolina, to get […]
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After the holidays, kids (and adults) are still wound up and full of post-festivity energy. For those who overstimulate easily, vibration is a fundamental component for sensory integration and can be incredibly useful in relaxation. Below are links to a few companies selling a variety of vibrating pillows and stuffed animals – Squeeze them, sit […]
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We’ve been listing 5 links a week for the past few weeks, but today, I just couldn’t narrow it down. My gift to you – some incredible news on assistive technology worldwide (spoiler – 7 links, not 5). Just another reason to feel good & grateful this holiday season. Happy holidays, all!!! AT in the […]
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The newest AT listed on Equipment Link include: Acorn stair lift – Free Hospital bed – Free Solo Ace Reading Machine – $400
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On December 19, 2014, the Achieving a Better Life Experience (ABLE) Act was signed into law. This federal law will give many people who acquired disabilities prior to the age of 26 the ability to open tax-exempt bank accounts without losing eligibility for federal means-tested benefits. Funds in these accounts can be used for disability-related […]
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New in our AT Library, and available for demonstration (or loan via one of our iDevices)… Nearby Explorer ($79.99) a full featured GPS app designed for use by people who are blind. Instead of just providing directions, it describes the environment in ways comparable to reading signage or observing road characteristics. It uses onboard maps, so a data […]
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