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Balanced, Protected, and Informed O&M for Active Daily Living
Dr. Grace Ambrose-Zaken
The Protected Next Step: How the Belt Cane Builds Self-Reliant Walking in MVI/B Children
The Belt Cane’s rectangular frame protects the space directly in front of a blind child before the child’s body enters it. This protected next step can change mobility from hand-holding and collisions to safer, more confident independent movement.
Grace Ambrose-Zaken
Jul 31
Preparing Your Child with an MVI/B to Navigate School with Confidence
Extended touch feedback gives blind children the confidence to navigate school independently. Learn simple summer activities that prepare your child to wear a Pediatric Belt Cane throughout the school day.
Grace Ambrose-Zaken
Jul 13
Freedom to Explore: Supporting Children with a Mobility Visual Impairment/blind
Freedom means having room to move. Learn how the Pediatric Belt Cane gives blind children the touch information they need for safe, independent mobility.
Grace Ambrose-Zaken
Jun 23
Five Requirements of Mobility Devices For People with a Mobility Visually Impaired or Blindness
Five Requirements of Mobility Devices For People who are Mobility Visually Impaired and Blind A guide to evaluating mobility devices
Grace Ambrose-Zaken
Feb 21, 2021
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