As more research is done on the benefits of mindfulness practices, meditation and yoga, more studies are being focused on the benefits specifically for individuals with disabilities.

I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Beth Finke for our podcast, Adventures in Accessibility. Beth is an author, speaker, writing teacher, and she’s also bli

Because of Valentine’s Day, there is much emphasis on emotions during the month of February. February brings to mind thoughts of love, affection, candy, and lots of depictions of lovely hearts.

Happy New Year! I hope everyone had a good holiday season and had a little time to recharge the life batteries. The end of one year, the beginning of another, is a good time to reflect on the past and contemplate the future.

Happy New Year!

The Center for Disease and Control and Prevention (CDC) says that one in four seniors over the age of 65 will have at least one fall per year. Fifty percent of those falls occurs in the bathroom.

We at the Rocky Mountain ADA Center, and many others whose work is ADA-related, have a signature saying: “It depends.” If you contact us for technical assistance or ask me a question in one of my trainings, don’t be surprised if the answer starts

Wow – another year has ended, and a new year is beginning. I have so many questions, like “Where did the year go?” and “Where will the new year lead?” And most importantly, do we “ring in” the new year or “bring in” the new year?

This year our center has had the pleasure of facilitating trainings for a number of groups from outside the US who wish to learn more about the Americans with Disabilities Act.

My colleague, Jessica, and I had the pleasure of attending the Accessing Higher Ground Conference in Denver last month.