Many people feel embarrassed around disabled people, or fearful of saying or doing the wrong thing, leaving the disabled person even more isolated. This is an introduction to “Disability Etiquette” – a light-hearted look at some of the issues we can all get stuck with. Written by a disabled businesswoman and illustrated by a disabled cartoonist, it covers the following issues:
- The Basics
- Terminology
- Physical access
- Attitudinal barriers
- Communication tips
- Things not to say to disabled people
- Ways to be helpful to disabled people
- Engaging with people with sight or hearing impairments
- Engaging with people with unhidden impairments
- Engaging with people with hidden disabilities
It also signposts further sources of information. A great book for employees to help them welcome a disabled member of the team or work effectively with disabled customers
(There is also an option for organisations to have a branded version to distribute to all their staff, including logo, foreword from chairman/CEO, organizational policies and resources, links to internal sources of information etc. Please call Jane on 0845 658 5717 to discuss this further)
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