by Rachael Eschbach, COMS
Mobility in Every Season Chicago! It’s so wonderful to have all four seasons. Of course, every season presents its own set of challenges when traveling with vision loss. Here are some of the mobility problems that crop up season-to-season. And some tips for overcoming them. Winter Ice Ice is something that worries everyone, vision […] Read More »
Tags: mobility training, O&M
by Rachael Eschbach, COMS
“You know what’s weird, I feel like I did better walking to your office blindfolded using the cane, than I did walking to your office using my vision…” ~Nicole Many people who have some useable vision may have trouble learning to use a white cane. They are still trying to rely only on […] Read More »
Tags: blindfold training, mobility training, O&M
by Rachael Eschbach, COMS
I am a Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist, who is fortunate to be a full time employee at Second Sense. Although I am a young professional, I have been working in the field and training clients of all ages in Orientation and Mobility (O&M) for the past 6 years. I love what I do! I […] Read More »
Tags: Mobility, O&M, orientation and mobility
by Kathy Austin, CVA
You’re standing at a busy intersection, white cane in hand. Cars are whizzing by, turning in all directions and horns are honking. You need to cross the intersection. You feel like you are on the edge of a pool, waiting to jump in, but the water is icy cold and you are very hesitant. […] Read More »
Tags: guide dogs, Mobility, O&M
by Alex Jones, Guest Blogger
I am drawn to O&M, or orientation and mobility, because I think it is an interesting and multifaceted field of work that draws on proven methods, progressive thought and creative instincts. Vision and Gait Lately, I find myself incredibly invested in how blindness and visual impairments affect one’s gait. I have become increasingly aware of […] Read More »
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