In this blog, we explore the book 'Space and Self' written by Lilli Neilson which is used as a guide when working with sensory loss.

Dr. Nielsen asserts that all young children learn best through play and active exploration of their environment.

The UEB Online Training Program offers online training programs and competency exams in braille literacy and mathematics.

Understanding the multifaceted impacts of a visual impairment is crucial for fostering an inclusive & supportive learning environment.

Let's discuss object permanence, its significance in child development, and how to nurture this skill in children who are blind.

Mobility & Strength Development; How hip-hinging becomes a common compensatory mechanism.

In this blog post we recognise the benefits of the long cane and how we can introduce this to young children as an early intervention tool.

Bottom-Up Approach (The Promotion Model) The child is not born with concepts of the world. The baby is born with sensory systems, like...

PART 1 | The Significance of Early Intervention As parents and educators, we always want the best for our children, especially when it...

WESSSTT is a mnemonic for exploring anything thoroughly. In this post, we understand what it stands for, the benefits and how we apply it.

Welcome to my super brief overview of O&M. Let's start by breaking down the basics! Orientation (O) is the ability to use various senses...

This blog post explores some of the unique challenges that blind people may face when traveling by airplane.

Introducing the braille cell to children who are blind.

15 Important School Starter Tips for Parents of Children who are Blind or have Profound Vision Loss.

Continuing to keep students with severe visual impairments engaged in learning braille literacy through Tactile Book Kits.

Are you an accessible business owner? Are you all-inclusive to everyone in the community? How can you make your business more accessible...

Preventing eye injury is not only exclusive to people who are already experiencing vision loss, it applies to ALL people around the world.

Tactile Collective’s mission is to create a community that assists families around the world in accessing braille & low vision items.

Students with VI will require adjustments when handwriting to avoid visual & physical fatigue. This post provides tips in how to reduce this

Verifying a student with low vision allows them to receive appropriate specialist support and curriculum access with ease.