
Grabs the attention of the general public, as well as service providers, government agencies, policymakers, and advocates. This poster speaks to issues facing adults with disabilities in their day-to-day life with such statement as, “Let me be the one who asks for support,” “Try to understand my point of view,” “Know that my behavior may be trying to tell you what I can’t” and “Remember it’s my life.” 16""x21""
This poster is an attractive addition to the walls of a physician’s office and is informative for both medical and dental professionals and patients with disabilities. Some examples of messages include, “Don’t be scared of me,” “I can’t understand you when you talk so fast,” “Just because I have an intellectual disability doesn’t mean I don’t know anything,” and “I have the right to say NO.” Send one to your doctor...
Contents: Practical steps and strategies towards the attainment of valued roles and relationships through the stages of (1) Getting To Know You, (2) Developing A Vision, (3) Getting Connected, and (4) Cultivating Relationships. Includes interactive educational activities for trainers of community builders, and “Paper Tools” to aid the community building process. Spiral-bound. 104 pp.