Tactile communication

Understanding Tactile Communication Tactile communication is how DeafBlind people share and receive information through touch. Since vision and hearing may be limited, touch becomes their primary way to connect with others and understand the world around them. Why is it Called Tactile Communication? The word “tactile” means related to touch. Unlike spoken or visual languages,… Continue Reading Tactile communication

Communication methods for the DeafBlind

How Do DeafBlind People Communicate? DeafBlind people use different ways to communicate, depending on how much they can see and hear. Here are some of the main methods: 1.Tactile Sign Language – The DeafBlind person feels signs by placing their hands over the signer’s hands. 2.Braille & Moon Alphabet – Raised dots or symbols help… Continue Reading Communication methods for the DeafBlind

Focus on the victories

Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can.” – Arthur Ashe This quote inspires action and optimism, reminding us to focus on our current strengths and opportunities as a foundation for growth. It encourages building on the good already present in life and moving forward with determination and confidence.

Summer shift

The summer solstice in the Southern Hemisphere, on December 21, is a time to embrace the energy of the longest day of the year. As the Sun shines brightly, it encourages us to reflect on our past achievements and think about what we want to accomplish next. This is a good moment to set goals… Continue Reading Summer shift

Fragrant future

Here’s a list of smells that can evoke thoughts of promise, prosperity, and abundance: 1.Citrus (Lemon, Orange, Grapefruit): These fresh, zesty scents bring feelings of clarity, energy, and new beginnings, suggesting growth and potential. 2.Lavender: Known for its calming yet uplifting qualities, lavender promotes balance and mental clarity, creating a sense of well-being essential for… Continue Reading Fragrant future