Review of Stickman Communications stickers
The Stickman Communications Stickers are a disability aid that helps visitors to understand that you need a little time to get to the door.
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Review of Stickman Communications pacing aids
If you have a chronic illness, such as chronic multiple sclerosis (MS) or chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS/ME), pacing will help you to minimise flare-ups and make the most of your energy. In this review, Zec Richardson, a blogger and reviewer at Satonmybutt, is reviewing The Pocket Book of Pacing and the Pacing Sticky Notes from Stickman
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Moebius Syndrome Awareness Day 2024
Raising Awareness on Moebius Syndrome Day January 24th is designated as Moebius Syndrome Awareness Day. This day seeks to raise understanding and visibility for Moebius syndrome – a rare neurological condition that affects the facial muscles and impairs eye movement and facial expressions. Understanding Moebius Syndrome Moebius syndrome is present from birth and is caused
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Gifts For Adults with Autism
Gifts for Adults with Autism If you’re looking for gift ideas for adults with autism, you’ll want to consider their unique needs and interests. People with autism may have different sensory experiences and may have difficulty with social interactions, communication, and behavior. That’s why it’s important to find gifts that can help support them in
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7 fun, original and imaginative accessible Christmas gifts for disabled children
Here, we share 7 fun, original and imaginative accessible Christmas gifts for disabled children, all of which can be bought on the Disability Horizons Shop.
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8 accessible and functional products for disabled children heading back to school
We round up eight accessible and functional products for disabled children heading back to school, available on the Disability Horizons Shop.
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5 products to help manage fatigue and chronic illness
Here at Disability Horizons, we have rounded up five useful products to help people with fatigue and chronic illness to pace themselves.
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Now is.. Symptom wristband – Communicate your feelings without speaking
The ‘Now is..’ symptom wristband allows you to let people know how you are feeling without them asking, or you having to explain.
This double sided band solves two key issues for many people living with hidden disabilities. Firstly, if you don’t speak about your symptoms, people never know how you feel and how best to help you. But if you do speak about your feelings, they may stop listening because you are always, in their view, “complaining”.
Secondly, the time when you most need someone to understand that you are struggling is often the time you are least able to explain. By flipping the wristband to change the message, you can communicate your symptom level quickly and easily – taking away the need for guesswork, and the pressure and anxiety of needing to update everyone.
Orange: “Now is not too bad, but I need to be careful.”
Red: “Now is tough, but things will improve.”
Each side features an appropriate stickman face.
The Now is.. Symptom Wrist Band is made of two layers of coloured silicone, with embossed designs highlighted in white ink. Because it is embossed, the ink should not rub off easily.
Available in small and medium, see the size guide below.
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9 accessible Christmas gifts that are stylish, fun and practical for disabled people
Check out these 9 gorgeous, stylish, fashionable, practical, accessible Christmas gifts on the Disability Horizons Shop for anyone with a disability.
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