Nov 25, 2009
The Controversy Over Facilitated Communication: Method of Non-Verbal "Speech" May Be of Dubious Efficacy
By: Jenny Ashford
Sep 28, 2009
How to Get a Service Dog: Who is Eligible for an Assistance Animal and Finding the Right One
By: R. C. Stark
Sep 22, 2009
Low Cost Technology to help the Disabled: Items for Better Living
By: Stacy Herlihy
Sep 19, 2009
Technology For Visual Impairments: Help for Those With Low Vision
By: Stacy Herlihy
Jul 23, 2009
Understanding Service Animals: More Than Just Guide Dogs for the Blind
By: R. C. Stark
Jul 22, 2009
How to Choose a Cell Phone: Finding a Phone That Fits Your Needs and Abilities
By: Megan Drummond
Jul 13, 2009
How to Select and Use Walkers and Canes: Options Lead to Hard Choices
By: James Cooper
May 17, 2009
Why is Web Accessibility Important? Accessible Websites Open the Net to Blind, Deaf, Learning Disabled
By: Victoria Anisman-Reiner
Apr 22, 2009
A Life More Convenient: Products That Help Make Everyday Chores Easier for the Disabled
By: Megan Drummond
Feb 17, 2009
The End of the iBOT: The Innovative Wheelchair Has Been Taken Off the Market
By: Megan Drummond
Feb 9, 2009
Amazon's New Kindle Isn't Very Accessible: The E-Book Reader Lacks Features for the Blind and Mobility Impaired
By: Suzanne Robitaille
Jan 22, 2009
Multitouch to the Rescue? People with disabilities may benefit from this popular technology
By: Suzanne Robitaille
Jan 22, 2009
Making Travel Accessible for the Disabled: Airports, hotels and parks are catering to people with disabilities
By: Suzanne Robitaille
Oct 13, 2008
Little Conveniences: Some Helpful Products That Can Make Your Life A Little Easier
By: Megan Drummond
Jun 26, 2008
The Perfect Wheels: Consider All The Options When Choosing A New Wheelchair
By: Megan Drummond
Dec 2, 2007
Choosing the Right Cell Phone: How do you decide on the phone that's best for you?
By: Megan Drummond
Oct 28, 2007
More Than Just A Wheelchair: The iBOT lets you experience life as no other wheelchair can.
By: Megan Drummond
Jun 10, 2007
Comparison of Walker Types: Front Wheeled, Standard or Built In Seat
By: Melinda Thompson
Apr 1, 2007
Snappy-Dresser Review: A review of the innovative new personal assistance device.
By: Megan Drummond
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