Blogs
Sight loss and mental health
When a person is diagnosed with an eye condition, or low vision, whether progressive or finite, it can be devastating. Yet it is vital to ...
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Out in the dark
After diagnosis of a serious eye condition or sight loss, whilst the initial shock and associated darkness is one hurdle to overcome, you may have ...
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If you offer accessibility, tell us!
So often it is the negative stories we hear in the media about people with disabilities unable to access goods or services: a wheelchair-user facing ...
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Healthy, Wealthy and Wise Eyes
Daniel Williams looks at the importance of maintaining good eye health Healthy eyes Most of us are good at attending a GP practice or ...
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My Christmas Wish for an Accessible Railway Network
Dear Santa, My name is Daniel Williams, Founder of Visualise Training and Consultancy, my Christmas wish is to make the UK railway inclusive for all. ...
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Daniel’s Guide Dog Refusals
Daniel Williams of Visualise Training and Consultancy talks about guide dog refusal that he has experienced over the last week. Four weeks being a ...
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The Importance of Disability Awareness Training
Over seven million people of working age in the UK have a disability, and employment opportunities for this huge cohort are still woefully inadequate. For ...
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My New Guide Dog
I am writing a blog to highlight the ‘highs’ and hopefully not too many ‘lows’ of my experience having a guide dog. My first 14 ...
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5 Ways Visually Impaired People Can Impress at an Interview
Have you got a job interview coming up? Here are five things you can do to make an impression on the people who could be ...
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Disabled Access to Commercial Properties – Know Your Rights!
We are pleased to have Lucy Wyndham as a guest blogger. Lucy was a former Architect and is living with a a mobility impairment so ...
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