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    Kitchen Aids For the Visually Impaired(Post)

    Cooking is more than just throwing a bunch of ingredients together in a pan and hoping for the best. To get the full experience out of the task you must first come to appreciate all that truly goe

    Assistive Technology for the Visually Impaired(Post)

    Assistive technology for the visually impaired are items designed specifically to help people with vision loss or blindness. These items can include everything from screen readers, screen magnifie

    Games for Two(Post)

    Last week we looked at group activities and games specifically geared towards the visually impaired. For those that prefer smaller scale pastimes, that can be enjoyed with as few as two persons, t

    Kitchen Safety: Tips, Tricks, and Products for the Visually Impaired(Post)

    Cooking can be a fun pastime enjoyable by anyone regardless of ability if the proper equipment and precautions are utilized. This blog will look at some tips, tricks, and products to use before, d

    March is National Save Your Vision Month(Post)

    March has been designated as “National Save Your Vision Month” to promote eye health. This year’s focus deals primarily with digital strain (blue light) and ensuring that you get a regular routine

    Medication Management(Post)

    Whether it’s allergies, high blood pressure, thyroid issues, or for pain relief chances are that most people need to take medication daily. It’s not always easy to remember to take your medication

    Look Your Best(Post)

    Looking your best not only applies to what you wear and the confidence you have about yourself but also in how you prepare yourself prior to getting dressed. Learning to navigate basic hygiene tas

    Daylight Saving Time (DST) and Atomic Clock Accuracy(Post)

    Daylight Saving Time brings with it the promise of upcoming spring and of longer days ahead. Typically, it begins the 2nd Sunday in March and ends the 1st Sunday in November. Its history is a bit

    Cell Phones for the Visually Impaired: New cell phones make it easier for a visually impaired person to stay in touch(Post)

    Smartphones are everywhere and practically everyone uses them. In fact, according to Pew Research Center, the number of Americans owning smartphones is 81%. This is up from 35% from 2011. These ph

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