Author Archives: tsusnick

Preparing your child for work starts at a young age. Here, we will focus on skills to equip your young adult for employment during and after high school.

Independent Living programs equip teens for their future. They cover social relationships, recreation and leisure, housing, and transportation. The goal is to increase autonomy post-high school.

Don’t let vision loss stop you from enjoying your favorite leisure activities! This guide introduces a wide range of card and board games, along with practical tips and adaptations, designed for individuals who are blind or have low vision. Reconnect with the joy of game night!  Six Practical Tips for Playing Card Games  Losing vision […]

This lesson series instructs students to communicate assertively instead of passively or aggressively. Assertive communication is built on a foundation of self-respect and respect for others. The lesson discussions and exercises equip students to acknowledge their interests, desires, and concerns; advocate for what is important to them; manage conflicts; establish boundaries; and decline requests. The […]

It is estimated that 70% of learning happens visually. For children who are blind or have low vision, education requires different tools, strategies, and support systems to ensure they reach their fullest potential. As a parent, no one understands your child better than you, and your support can bridge their challenges and success.  The journey […]