083: Intro to UD Courses
Love learning about all things UD and home access? Rebecca and Sarah discuss new courses to boost your knowledge!
Love learning about all things UD and home access? Rebecca and Sarah discuss new courses to boost your knowledge!
The success of collaboration between industries depends on many things. We discuss a process and protocol that can be used with designers and OTs.
We explore the increased popularity of this living arrangement plus the impact on real estate, home design, and use of technology.
OT student, Kaylee, shares her passion for UD in her origin story and shouts out a few of her favorite functional features.
Brittany, shares the results of her research and describes how education with virtual renders increases professional understanding of the need for more UD in homes across the USA.
OT student, Brittany, shares her research on VR and the impact it has on education, real estate, rehabilitation and universal design.
Our OT student shares some of her favorite UD things: including a product that makes cooking on the stove easier.
Thinking about traveling soon? Check out the new updates on Airbnb for highlighting listings with accessible features!
Join us as we discuss how the perception of disability and the social determinants of health impact the widespread implementation of UD in US neighborhoods.
Paint color has a profound impact on how we interact with our world, sometimes causing us to run from it. Learn how color and contrast impact our function.
We discuss a home environment that’s often overlooked… college. It’s a place where individuals can live, work, play, learn, and thrive so it needs UD too!
We discuss how the design of a home impacts service dogs helping their humans and adaptive strategies people can use to care for pets.
Learn from our current OT student about his favorite UD things and how he became interested in non-traditional OT practice.
JMU Occupational Therapy student, Alee Halsey, shares her favorite UD things from raised gardening beds to flexible lighting solutions.
Learn more about how an architect has learned to focus on the benefits of universal design in residential design for the clients she serves!
Get to know Ashely and her great advice for DIYers like herself, to add in accessibility features with each home renovation.
OT student, Daniel-Hannah Grace, shares her favorite UD things and how she became interested in universal design!
Discussion regarding the dynamic shift in the occupational therapy profession and emerging areas of practice.
Our Design Advisors get candid about how they channeled their creative side to make a good fit when there was no available or affordable option.
The concept of a forever home and why most Americans want to remain in their homes for long periods of time, even if it is no longer a good fit.
Our Design Advisors share how flooring an be a good or poor fit in another episode of our candid conversations series!
Our Design Advisors get candid about how the design of bedrooms and closets can be a good fit or poor fit.
OT student, Rachel Melvin, shares her favorite UD things and how she became interested in an internship with our organization.
Our Design Advisors get candid about how the design of pathways to the front door can be a good fit or poor fit.
Our new interior design student, Nicole, sits down with the team to share what spawned her passion for universal design.
We welcome a very special guest today to discuss some favorite UD features and ideas!
Perspectives on UD features that can make homes welcoming for a wide variety of people.
What brought one of our most vocal design advisors to the world of universal design? Today we get to find out!
Today we chat about the top 3 UD features that come up in most conversations about accessible design.
Learn more about Matthew’s favorite UD things and how 6 Wheels Consulting is impacting the community.