Great Success Came in Small Packages
Meet Victoria. The name is fictitious, but little girl with SMA (spinal muscular atrophy) is very real. SMA is genetic disease affects the part of the nervous system that controls [...]
Yvette Thomas Cares for Our Group Home Residents
A self-described jack-of-all-trades, Yvette Thomas, Chief Registered Nurse, fills many roles to support our group homes throughout the state. “Do you need a hug from me?” Yvette Thomas [...]
For Students with a Physical Disability, Dragon MathTalk Adds Up
Earlier in this space, we introduced Dragon NaturallySpeaking, a speech-recognition app. The program transcribes the spoken word to text. For someone with a physical disability [...]
Presenting Our Latest and Most Recent Notable and Interesting Disability Articles
Welcome to our latest installment of noteworthy disability-themed articles! In addition, as a leader in the field, we are pleased to share our experience, knowledge, and expertise with the [...]
The Right (and Left) Solution: Penclic Ambidextrous Mouse
Access to a computer is very much part of everyday living. And a mouse is the most common way to navigate that system. One solution is the Penclic R3 ergonomic wireless mouse. As the name [...]
Haben Girma Invites Us to Share in Her Life: A Book Review
Haben Girma has been in the news a great deal. And with good reason. A notable piece recently appeared in The Guardian, and she was featured in a BBC interview. Saturday, January 4, was [...]
An Assistive Technology Library? Introducing the Technology Lending Center
What child doesn’t love their local library? And just as the local public library is the focal point of one’s community, the Technology Lending Center is at the center of the New [...]
Ronnie Teague Loves Being Around People
If a man wearing a baseball and bearing a generous smile cap greets you at an Adults’ Night Out event, chances are it’s Ronnie T. “I like being around people,” he says, “I like going to the [...]