MAER22 - Independent Living Skills: A Foundation for Success

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Description

Persons who are blind or low vision, of any age benefit from learning independent living skills. Success in everyday tasks builds confidence which is essential for success in all areas of life. Additionally, independent living skills are transferable to work skills and provide autonomy around the home.

Learning Objectives:

At the end of this session, participants will identify…
1. Three skills for independent living.
2. The professionals who teach independent living skills.
3. Resources that help individuals learn independent living skills.

This session was presented on October 28, 2022, by Kendra Farrow

Contributors

Kendra Farrow

Kendra Farrow, CVRT is a Certified Vision Rehabilitation Therapist. She is a graduate of Western Michigan University with over 14 years of experience providing itinerant VRT services. In 2014, she joined the team at the National Research and Training Center at Mississippi State University. In her role as Research and Training Associate Kendra leads workshops and training sessions provided by the center, conducts two program evaluations, assists with knowledge translation activities, and directs course development for the older blind technical assistance and training grant.