Tip #3 – Respect Private Space Persons with disabilities consider their equipment part of their personal space. Don’t touch any assistive device or push a wheelchair without permission. If a person uses a guide dog, don’t pet or distract the animal. Remember, the animal is working. If you need to make physical contact in order… Click to read the full article
Disability Etiquette – Tip #2
Tip #2 – Always Ask, Never Assume Ask before you help. If a setting is accessible, persons with disabilities can usually get along on their own. If you are uncertain in any situation – just ask. Don’t assume. Persons with disabilities are the best judge of what they can or cannot do and will also… Click to read the full article
Disability Etiquette – Tip #1
Following proper disability etiquette is one of the best ways to make persons with disabilities feel welcome and comfortable in any setting. Disability etiquette also makes good business sense – helping you to expand your practice and effectively serve your customers. The following 7 posts will provides specific tips on disability etiquette. Tip #1 –… Click to read the full article