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When you work in a nonprofit setting, it’s not unusual to find yourself doing a variety of tasks that weren’t originally in your job description. And for a creative person like me, it’s this variety that’s kept me in tune with why I became an occupational therapist. Read more
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Learning how to drive and getting an accessible van were extremely important goals for me. I started the process more than five years ago and have been through it three times. That includes working with Vocational Rehabilitation to get the van modifications covered. Read more
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Leaning deeply over the side of his chair, twisting his torso like a tightly coiled spring, Aaron Murray carefully balances the Olympic javelin above his shoulder and aims, preparing to make the transition. Read more
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I recently attended the Power Up 2015 Assistive Technology Conference and Expo in Columbia, Mo. While there were so many exciting things to see and experience, here are some highlights. Read more
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There are dozens of wheelchair sports in which people can participate today: power soccer, wheelchair basketball and wheelchair tennis are a few. But the absolute best is wheelchair rugby (though I might be just slightly biased). Read more
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I had the honor of going to the International Seating Symposium this year in Nashville, Tenn. The conference is all about wheelchair seating and mobility and is one of my favorite to attend. Read more