Register Now: Five Expert Voices, One Evening: Our Assistive Technology Webinar on 14th October.

Assistive Technology Information Webinar: Join us for an online workshop on the 14th of Oct at 7pm.

Join us for an online workshop on the 14th of Oct at 7pm - 8:30pm. Register here >>> Assistive Technology Information Webinar

Here is an overview of our guest speakers and topics:

Niamh Bridges a Speech and Language Therapist from Ireland. I am currently working as an AAC Trainer for the UK and Ireland with Tobii Dynavox. I’m going to be covering using our eye series for communication, control, and connection. Highlighting the features our hardware has that helps to maintain independence for individuals.

MDI Member - Catherine Keegan I have a professional background in Universal Design for Learning, digital accessibility, and instructional design, I’m passionate about creating environments where everyone can thrive. This work is also deeply personal to me: I live with Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, as do my two children, and my mother is a full-time wheelchair user with CMT.
I know first-hand that assistive technology isn’t just about clever devices—for my family it has been an essential bridge to independence, dignity, and autonomy across every stage of life.

Citizens Information - Cathy Wright will be talking about funding and grants relating to assistive technology. 
 
Tus Nua Occupational therapy - Victoria Geaney will be discussing Power mobility use of MD users in the community as well sharing some some insights around supporting MD members as part of the MDI Wellness Programme.

AT Superstore - Laura from AT Superstore will be demonstrating some amazing products and devices they currently have on their online store!

Register here >>>> Assistive Technology Information Webinar

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MDI peer support workshop online will be running on the 19th of October.

If interested in attending email – tania@mdi.ie Peer Support Group is where members share knowledge and information with each other on AT they found helpful.