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Thank you Terrie. My plan is to have 3-4 options when we talk to her and the cafeteria. We do have to work with their resources also. My main goal is to teach independence, as long as she is safe and

This is wonderful, Terrie! Thank you for sharing your personal tips on reaching independence and success in a cafeteria setting. And congratulations on all your degrees. I will gladly accept the hugs.

Hello everyone, I am a blind 71-year-old who got two BA degrees, a Master’s degree, and a PH.D. This info is relevant only because it shows that I went through a lot of university cafeterias. I got

Mornin’ You can buy the full Oregon Project<https://www.soesd.k12.or.us/or-project-order/> on their website. The individual booklets contain the full developmental scales across the domains assessed

Hi Kevin Where can i get a copy of the Oregon Project Pre school readiness project? Rosemary gribbin

I'd be very cautious documenting that you/the team is "ensuring safety" - there is a ton of liability in those two words alone. I personally never say those two words b/c trips, bumps, falls, and

I am not an O&M but as a VRT and a person who is visually impaired, it was always my goal that people do as much for themselves as possible. Not only because it gives them the opportunity for

She is hesitant. But I think she can be more independent than she is. I like the bag idea. The cafeteria is laid out the same each day, but items are different. For example the “Special” for the

Some people ask that it be put in a bag, like for take-out, or maybe she can bring a cloth bag to be filled. Is she wanting to go get everything herself?? That would seem to be a challenge for a

Hello!? I am an O&M instructor with a client in her first year in college.? Her main mode of travel is with a guide dog.? She is struggling in the cafeteria due to not being able to carry

Even though there is an assessment in process, critical needs should be addressed immediately if there is a safety issue during the assessment time to cover everyone's liability I would think- the

Check out Safe Toddles mobility belt Nancy D. Miller, LMSW (she/her) Executive Director/CEO VISIONS/Services for the Blind and Visually Impaired 500 Greenwich Street Suite 302 New York, New York 10013

Hello all, Do any of you have articles or a liability statement about whether a school is covered liability-wise if a young preschooler who is completely blind does not have O&M instruction and falls

Hi Jen!? Yes, I was going to send this to you directly as I KNEW that you're uniquely qualified as an expert in this topic, and then decided to send to the listserv.

Thanks Dona! I’ve been asked after seeing their presentation at DBI in Ottawa to help them improve their EM/EP programs. I’ll definitely take a look at this! Jen Sent: Friday, August 18, 2023

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Looking for an O&M that could do a familiarization of campus for a new student at Kutztown university in Berks county. Thank you, on behalf of Waleska, wlopezjime@... 267-597-0102 P. Maurie

Hello everyone! John here: We at Protactile Language Interpreting National Education Program are excited to welcome applications from interpreters who live in the following nine states: California,

Hi Becky! To find out how long your cane needs to be, you might experiment to see how much warning you need for unexpected hazards and drop-offs with the cane technique you’re using at the speed you

Thanks for speaking up about your experiences, Becky! As you know, O&M is constantly evolving as we learn more of what works, what doesn’t, and adapt to the ever-changing environment. I really