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Thanks Amy and Maggie! A student in a my class asked me bc the hospital she works at is considering one. Thank you KH ~ ~ ~ Kevin Hollinger CATIS, COMS, NBCT-ENS, TVI Francis Howell School

University of Michigan Health Systems had a COMS until recently. Let me know if you would like his contact information. Maggie Winn [email protected]> wrote:

Seattle Children's Hospital may have an O&M on staff who also provides recreational therapy. I can confirm if you would like. Amy T. Parker, EdD & COMS Associate Professor Coordinator, Orientation

VA is the only one that I know of with any certainty. — Christopher J. Tabb, M.A., COMS chris@... Mobile: 512.660.2750 ? Digital Badge Confirmation

Crew…… Yo! I had someone ask me if there are any hospitals who offer Orientation and Mobility services as part of their treatment and care. The first thing I thought of was the VA but I’m not

Hi everyone! If you'd like to feel more confident when preparing your students for uncontrolled crossings and learn the new, simplified way to handle these crossings (AND earn free ACVREP credit!),

Thank you Dona

Dear colleagues, Just wanted to invite you to our upcoming Mobility Matters Summit in February! Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours! Amy, Holly, Katja and Aaron Dear Friends of Mobility

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Send it by email rather than text. Then you will have the option to download and save it to the phone. Then go to voice vista and import from there. ________________________________ Sent: Friday,

Ahh okay thank Carly! This would be case of mutism.. as there are several different causes ranging from being due to physical to being result of cognitive condition. I am familiar with former

Thank you everyone. My students have had their hearing tested and they are processing the sounds and they don’t have any hearing impairment. Their hearing isn’t what is affecting their ability to

Hi Carly, Scott here. I am going to have to agree with Cris and Robert. It needs to be using the term as either deaf or hard of hearing as the correct term. A deaf person who doesn't use a voice and

Hi everyone, My name is Karen Mayes and I am an O&M in Los Angeles, CA. I just received a message from a woman living in the Houston area seeking a Certified O&M to provide one or two lessons in O&M

It does clarify, thank you Carly! I’m sure there are textbooks and literature and folks on this listserv who can be more helpful than I am, but I’ll just share what I do with students like this

Hello Everyone, The students that I’m working with are a mixture between extremely limited verbal expression and students who don’t use any words to express themselves. The non-verbal students

I think you’re right, Chris, I assumed “non-verbal” meant “limited language”, and Robert is SO correct that “non-verbal” is not a good term if you actually mean “limited language” -

Hi Robert, Carly’s original question may have a different context. I interpreted her question to be about young people who are not functioning at an academic level with their age matched peers;

Robert - What does 'non-verbal' mean within this context? I am asking because sometimes people would consider me as being non-verbal just because I don't use voice as I sign or tactile instead.

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