Disability Etiquette

How you refer to people with disabilities can have a large impact on their dignity as well as the perception others have of them. At times you might wonder how to best assist someone or even if you should assist that person with a task. Disability Etiquette examines common situations where words and actions can positively or negatively impact how people feel and how others see them.

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A Guide to Preventing Scald Injuries

Daniel, a 55-year-old male with intellectual and developmental disabilities, had a history of having seizures. He went into the bathroom

Balancing Choice and Risk

Choice is a fundamental value of people and is vital to having the quality of life someone wants. Service providers

Webinar: Preventing Sexual Abuse in Mental Health and Addiction Treatment Facilities

Sexual abuse in organizations has dominated national headlines and local legislation. Industry standards are rapidly rising so it’s imperative leadership

Food Consistency Guidelines

This consistency guide provides information on terms for and descriptions of foods modified for the specific needs of the individuals