DIALOGUE Magazine
A World of Ideas for Visually Impaired People of All Ages
Blindskills publishes DIALOGUE, a quarterly magazine primarily written by and for visually impaired people. DIALOGUE, entering its 50th year of publication, is available in several accessible formats: Large print, cassette, braille, e-mail, and new NLS-compatible digital cartridge. Every issue includes tips on adapting to life with low vision, techniques for easier daily living, career interviews, recreation and sports, technology reviews, and descriptions of new products and services designed for people with visual impairments.
From the current issue:
The Case for Hanging In There by Barb Johnson
"Is That a Blind Dog?" by David Froggatt
Echoes from the Land of Canin'--A Review of the UltraCane by B. T. Kimbrough
Tiny Tunes: A Small Player with Some Large Issues by B. T. Kimbrough
What's New and Where to Get It by Jackie Ohime
More from past issues of DIALOGUE
Subscribe to DIALOGUE--E-mail only $20 per year.
Local Support Group
Blindskills sponsors a monthly support group, Shared Visions, for people with vision loss in the Salem, Oregon, area. The group usually meets on the third Wednesday of each month in our office at 680 State Street, Suite 110, in downtown Salem.
NEXT MEETING: Wednesday, June 19, 2013, at 2 PM
Free Publications
Experiencing significant vision loss--or know someone who is? On this free audio cassette and with its accompanying print booklet, readers will find words of encouragement and resources to help cope with diminishing sight. Others have experienced similar feelings and share how they coped when they first got the news. You will hear people who went through this life-altering event and have gone on to lead full, productive lives. Call or email to request your free copy today. WHERE DO I GO FROM HERE? will soon be available in audio CD format, thanks to the generous asssistance of the Spirit Mountain Community Fund.
Tips for Hospital Staff Members and Caregivers
When I Meet a Person Who is Blind, I Will ...
Other Publications
JOB HUNTING RESOURCES FOR PEOPLE WITH VISION IMPAIRMENTS in large print, cassette and diskette formats, now $7
CONNIE'S KITCHEN: A COMPILATION OF RECIPES AND TIPS FROM THE PAGES OF DIALOGUE in large print and braille formats, now $10
Support by Phone
In a typical year, Blindskills assists over 2000 individuals who contact us via our toll-free number from all over the United States and Canada and ask us for all kinds of information about blindness--rehabilitation and other services in their local areas, technology, and everyday tips for easier living.
Founded in 1983, Blindskills, Inc. is a nonprofit 501(c)(3)corporation funded by donations from readers, friends and benefactors.
Federal ID Number: 93-0829936.
Blindskills, Inc., P.O. Box 5181, Salem, OR 97304-0181
Phone: toll-free 800-860-4224 or 503-581-4224
Fax: 503-581-0178 | Email: info@blindskills.com
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