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Tag Archives: REHABDATA
Project Semicolon Day 2018
Project Semicolon is a global non-profit movement started in April 2013 (#ProjectSemicolonDay) by Amy Bleuel who wanted to honor her father whom she lost to suicide. Since that time, Project Semicolon has evolved through the support of entertainers and the … Continue reading
Posted in Event, Publications, Uncategorized, Website
Tagged #mentalhealth, #ProjectSemicolonDay, documents from NARIC, emotional crisis, emotional distress, mental health, mental illness, NIDILRR funded projects, people with disabilities, Project Semicolon, psychiatric disabilities, REHABDATA, social media, suicide, suicide prevention, Suicide Prevention Lifeline
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NDEAM 2017: La inclusión impulsa la innovación
¡Octubre es el Mes Nacional de Concientización del Empleo de Personas con Discapacidades (NDEAM, por sus siglas en inglés) (en inglés)! La Oficina de Política de Empleo para Personas con Discapcidades seleccionó “La Inclusión Impulsa la Innovación” como el tema de … Continue reading
Play dirty: Try accessible gardening!
Continuing our exploration of recreational therapy, we turn to gardening as a potential recreational activity. Gardening is a great activity that can be done indoors and outdoors. Gardening indoors or out can be a part of a healthy and active … Continue reading
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Tagged ABLEDATA, accesible gardening, assistive technology, AT, gardening, NIDILRR, REHABDATA
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Juegue en la tierra: ¡Intente la jardinería accesible!
Continuando nuestra exploración de la terapia recreativa, nos dirigimos a la jardinería como una actividad recreativa potencial. La jardinería es una gran actividad que se puede hacer en interiores y al aire libre. La jardinería adentro o afuera puede ser … Continue reading
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Tagged ABLEDATA, AT, jardinería, jardinería accesible, nchpad, NIDILRR, REHABDATA, tecnología de asistencia
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In the Stacks – Research on Pain and Disability
In Part 1 of our Pain Awareness Month blog post, we looked at some of the ready-to-use resources from projects in the NIDILRR community that have looked at pain as a disability and as a secondary condition to physical and … Continue reading
Posted in Publications, Uncategorized
Tagged chronic pain, pain, pain awareness month, pain management, REHABDATA
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En las pilas – Investigación sobre el dolor y la discapacidad
En la Parte 1 de nuestro blog sobre el Mes de Concientización de Dolor, examinamos algunos de los recursos que están listos para usar de los proyectos en la comuidad de NIDILRR que han considerado el dolor como una discapacidad … Continue reading
Posted in Publications, Uncategorized
Tagged dolor, dolor crónico, manejo del dolor, mes de concientización de dolor, NIDILRR, REHABDATA
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Traveling with a Disability: Accessible Tourism
Planning the perfect trip involves many components, whether you’re going to the next town over or to the other side of the world. These can include researching your destination and its various attractions; booking long-distance travel that may involve planes, … Continue reading
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Tagged accesible hospitality, accesible travel, accesible vacations, access, accessible tourism, accessible transportation, accessible travel, accessible vacations, ADA National Network, Disabilities, ENAT, inclusion, NIDILRR, REHABDATA, traveling with disabilities, TSA
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Viajar con una discapacidad: Turismo accesible
Planear el viaje perfecto implica muchos componentes, si usted va a la próxima ciudad o al otro lado del mundo. Estos componentes pueden incluir la investigación de su destino y sus diversas atracciones; reservar viajes de larga distancia que pueden … Continue reading
It’s almost time to go back to school. Are you ready?
August is here and that means that parents, students with disabilities, and teachers are starting to prepare for the new school year. For students with disabilities and their families, this can be a stressful, yet exciting, time. NARIC’s information specialists … Continue reading
