Webinars

Discover the transformative role of sensory development in daily life for people with visual impairment. Professionals will gain practical, immediately usable exercises and strategies to help older adults apply sensory techniques to a variety of everyday tasks and mobility.

Join us as Billy Curtis from the Alzheimer’s Association shares key information related to dementia, including the difference between Alzheimer's disease and other dementia, stages of the disease, individual risk factors, current research, emerging treatments, and advances in early detection.

What does service provision for older adults who are blind in Alaska look like—and what can the rest of us learn from it? Join a panel of Alaskan service providers as they explore the realities of working across vast distances, navigating transportation barriers, and building trust in tight-knit communities.

In this webinar, Ricky Enger from Hadley guides us through exploring low- and high-tech solutions for accessibility, including tracking weight, blood pressure, blood sugar, body temperature, oxygen saturation, medication, and more.

Join us for Part 2 of this enlightening presentation by disability advocate, Sacheen Smith. This webinar explores culturally competent practices when working with Navajo (Diné) Elders who are blind or have low vision.

Join us for Part 1 of this enlightening presentation by disability advocate, Sacheen Smith. This webinar explores culturally competent practices when working with Navajo (Diné) Elders who are blind or have low vision.

There are new things happening at Hadley. Whether you’re a seasoned user or are new to this valuable resource, discover how Hadley’s offerings help you make the most of your resources and support the individuals you serve.

Managing medications safely is a critical challenge for older individuals who are blind or have low vision. This webinar explores innovative, adaptive strategies that promote independence and reduce risk in medication use.

Join us for an informational session about the Eye2Eye Peer Support Program for Vision Loss, a free, phone-based service out of Rutgers University designed to help individuals and families across the country adjust to vision loss.

This rural health presentation provides an asset-based overview of rural America, highlighting the strengths, resilience, and innovation that define rural communities.

Did you know that hand function declines in older adults? Join us as Lindsey Angst MS, OTR/L, CLVT, educates us on a combination of strategies and adaptations for older adults living with hand deficits and limitations in addition to vision impairment.

Are you or your service providers finding it difficult to serve clients comprehensively with the limited time available? The OIB-TAC’s Lessons for Living with Vision Loss may be able to help! Join Kendra Farrow, OIB-TAC Project Director, to learn about the content of the lessons and how they are being used by a professional and a peer support group leader to enhance the services they provide.