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Tips for Requesting Reasonable Accommodation

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According to the ADAAA having a “physical or mental impairment that substantially limits a major life activity” could mean a person has a disability. People that are disabled in those aspect(s)  are entitled to request reasonable accommodation in the workplace. If you have no idea how to go about doing that, you are not alone. […]

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Housing Options for Adults with Disabilities

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When it comes to feeling and being independent, there’s nothing like living in your own place. Home may be a multi-story mansion or a humble studio apartment, but it’s all yours. Privacy and personal power are integral parts of a person’s home. With a little help, people with disabilities can be more independent than people […]

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What Does Stand-By Assist Mean?

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You may have heard the term before. But what does a stand-by assist really mean? We all use some form of insurance, but not many of us know what it is to BE insurance. To provide stand-by assist is to be there, just in case someone needs you to help prevent a fall or injury. […]

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What’s the difference between ADLs vs IADLs?

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Many of us don’t even have to think about what we do to get ready for our day and wind down for the night. We learned how to do these things before we were four years old. Now, we just do it. For some folks, though, getting ready for the day and for bed are […]

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How to Prepare for Work if You Have a Disability

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How to Prepare for Work if You Have a Disability You’ve already aced the interview and landed the job, but you’re nervous about your first day. If you have a disability, that may add to the jitters. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 has made discrimination on the basis of disability, physical or […]

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Interview Tips for Adults with Disabilities

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Interview Tips for Adults with Disabilities A job interview can be nerve-wracking at the best of times for anyone. For those with any kind of disability, it can create an added layer of anxiety. There is the concern, however slight, that the disability may take away from aspects of the job the person is perfectly […]

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Why You Should Hire an Adult with a Disability

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Why You Should Hire an Adult with a Disability When many people think of hiring adults with disabilities, the obstacles involved often come to mind first. Here are some items to consider, though, when looking to take on the next member of the team:   Assume Nothing People with disabilities are just that – people. […]

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How to Support an Adult with a Disability in Getting a Job

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How to Support an Adult with a Disability in Getting a Job Getting a job can be a difficult task, with or without a disability. More than just a cheerleader (although cheerleading can certainly be part of the bigger picture), friends and family members can actually get involved in helping a person with the disability […]

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What is Supported Decision Making?

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Here’s What You Need to Know About Supported Decision Making Supported decision making refers to an assistance program that helps persons with disabilities in making life decisions. Assistance is available in a range of areas. Supported decision making is not a one-size-fits-all program; ideally, it is flexible and fully customized to each individual. Some of […]

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Barriers to Employment for Adults with Disabilities  

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Barriers to Employment for Adults with Disabilities  Just about everyone will face difficulties or challenges at some point in their lives. However, persons with disabilities are more impacted by personal and environmental barriers. Whether you are a person with a disability looking to get a job, have a loved one in this position, or are […]

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