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Living with DisabilityIn a world where digital communication dominates, accessibility is more important than ever. For the Deaf community and people who are hard of hearing, American Sign Language (ASL) remains a cornersto
Living with DisabilityIt can be easy to feel like the only accessibility tools regularly in use are ones specifically targeted at those with disabilities. While solutions like screen readers, voice-to-text software, and au
Living with DisabilityAs humans, we’re often tempted to make assumptions about our surroundings based on particular cues, tropes, and societal norms. Scientists highlight the concept of optical illusions, for example, a ph
Living with DisabilityStarting a new job can be daunting for any employee, but it’s even more difficult if you have a hearing disability . The following article looks at managing contact between your employees when someone
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Living with DisabilityMillions of people worldwide experience some type of chronic pain. Chronic pain is defined as persistent pain that can last weeks, years, or even a lifetime. The pain may occur anywhere in the body an
Living with DisabilityWhen it comes to the D/deaf and hard-of-hearing community, it can be challenging to understand the differences in ability and culture. We review each in article one of our D/deaf/hard-of-hearing serie
Living with DisabilityNavigating the uncharted waters of parenthood can feel uncertain under the best of circumstances, but this is true even more so for parents who might suspect their child exhibits symptoms of Autism Sp
Living with DisabilityOften used to describe where an individual may be on the spectrum, the terms low-functioning and high-functioning require more understanding and consideration.
Living with DisabilitySocial anxiety is extremely common among autistic people. After a systematic analysis of 24 studies, researchers Debbie Spain and Francesca Happé found that autistic people experience social anxiety "
Living with DisabilityRecently, I needed to visit Urgent Care. As someone who relies on lip-reading, I was concerned about my ability to communicate adequately about my health. At that time, I had only disposable masks, so
Living with DisabilityWhen you encounter someone who is deaf or hard-of-hearing, your first instinct may be to use your hands to communicate. Maybe you’re fluent in American Sign Language, know basic fingerspelling, or jus
