EDUCATION & ADVOCACY
Making the
Invisible Visible
Accessibility is About More Than Equipment
Accessible environments allow people to participate, contribute, learn, work, and belong.
Joshua's experience in education and disability advocacy has reinforced the importance of understanding individual differences and creating environments that level the playing field.
In Education
In educational settings, this may mean appropriate accommodations, adaptive technology, and individualized support.
In Workplaces
In workplaces and organizations, it may mean challenging assumptions, improving accessibility, and creating cultures where people with disabilities can participate fully.
Areas of Education
Out of Sight Psychology can provide education and presentations on:
Disability awareness
Vision loss
Psychological adaptation
Accessibility
Mental health
Self-advocacy
Inclusion
Academic accommodation
Workplace
accessibility
Vision
rehabilitation