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06/13/2017 Accessibility Room by Room: Discover the Keys to Unlocking Barriers in Your Home

 

 

Accessibility Room by Room: Discover the "Keys" to Unlocking Barriers in Your Home

Date:            June 13, 2017

Time:          
5:00PM PT / 
6:00PM MT /  7:00PM CT /  8:00PM ET

Location:     Webinar

Presenters:
Stephanie Nolan, OTR/L - Occupational Therapist
Mandy Rohrig, PT, DPT - Physical Therapist

 

Click here to Register or call 1-866-955-9999 or 1-866-539-8134

 

Do you have difficulty safely getting into your shower or off the toilet? Does your family insist they are present “just in case?” Do you ever look at your bed after a long exhausting day and dread the energy that it takes to simply get into that haven of rest? Do you spend more time trying to reach for supplies and ingredients to prepare dinner than you do actually enjoying it? How many times have you thought, "I just wish I could do this myself without asking for help again”?

Multiple Sclerosis creates considerable accessibility challenges within the home for not only the person living with MS, but the whole family. Barriers, such as the height of furniture or widths of doorways, can make living and moving within your home challenging. The arrangement and approach to your home can be improved to facilitate accessibility, safety, and independence of mobility. In this upcoming webinar, we will navigate a home, room-by-room, to identify some of the common barriers to preparing meals, using the bathroom, moving around your bedroom, navigating stairs safely, driving, and other activities of daily living. Then, together, we will problem solve and explore various techniques, tools, and exercises that can help make your home more safe and comfortable.

We invite you to join an occupational therapist and a physical therapist to have an interactive, solution-focused approach to solving the accessibility challenges within your home. The “keys” to unlocking accessibility do not need to be changed, but rather discovered!

Click here to Register or call 1-866-955-9999 or 1-866-539-8134

 

 

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