Disability Humility by Adapt Ability

"Why fit in when you were born to stand out"   By  Dr. Seuss.In today's episode we are going to talk about what can be holding us back in our life.Could it be our culture or our fears? and how it can affect our family when we are trying to raise a child with special needs.(This podcast will be recorded in English but will include a lot of information in Spanish).Our special guest is an amazing mom who created the blog AUTIMAMI, Mrs. Elena Rosero.

The amazing Tracee Garner sharing her new book Disability: An Anecdotal Field Guide for the Rest of Us.  Tracee’s experience touches on our shared human experiences, but with added detail, transparency, advice and from an encouraging level. In this book Tracee shares the good, bad and the hilarity of situations, hoping to help others, disabled or not, confront challenges in their own lives.Hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did recording it…

Disability Humility is starting our second season sharing the life of Tracee Lydia Garner.Tracee is a best-selling author, speaker, writing coach and course-creator.  Her first book, done at the age of 23, helped her launch her career as one of the youngest African-American writers.  Tracee is a staunch advocate and strong voice for people with disabilities.   Tracee is  remarkable…enjoy our episode.

Disability Humility episode 9 is about how far we can hope to go with our creativity, inventions and goals.   RoboRaptors is a group of friends, students and young kids working on a project that can change the lives of the blind community.   Don't miss anything from this episode, this group of friends from the age of 12 to 14 are sharp, smart and extraordinary. Hope you enjoy the podcast as much as we did recording it.Thank you RoboRaptors...

Today’s episode is about Challenges, Perseverance and Goals.We had the honor to interview Andy Arias, an Actor, an Activist, a Speaker and a Producer.  Andy will talk about how hard was and still is to be a person with disabilities.  He will share with us his professional life,  give us a preview of his documentaries and his faith.Andy Arias is a fighter, a believer and an inspiration.

Today's episode in our Podcast Disability Humility is about dreams and dancing.  We had the honor to interview Joann Ferrara, founder of Dancing Dreams.  Mrs. Ferrara shares with us how Dancing Dreams started and how it has grown.Another amazing podcast provides resources for children to make their dreams come true.Enjoy...

Is there ever a last dance is an episode that provides information about Mark Morris Dance Group.  Alexandra Cook and Calvin Rollins share with our audience who Mark Morris is, his journey and his legacy at Mark Morris Dance Group.  How Dance for PD (Parkinson Disease) is a success and has become an important program for individuals with Parkinson.  How the disability community enjoys dance and music classes at Mark Morris Dance Group.The mission of the Mark Morris Dance Group is to develop, promote, and sustain dance, music, and opera productions by Mark Morris and to serve as a cultural resource to engage and enrich the community.Hope you enjoy it as much as we did.   

In today's episode I had the pleasure to interview Mrs. Adina Sansolo.  A young dedicated therapist that is passionate about her work.   We will discuss topics like;  how COVID-19 affected the way therapists work?  Are therapists miracle workers?  Creativity and Improvising new add-on.  Hope you enjoy our episode as much as we did.

Reality vs Speculations is our new episode of our podcast Disability Humility.Today's topic will make all of us think about the near future and to help us with the topic is Mrs. Susanne Shoemaker from the amazing company Undercare.

Today's episode will bring a tune or a melody into our lives.  Joining is Michel Gentile, a performing musician, music teacher, entrepreneur, cyclist, soccer player, son, husband and a father.    The podcast's episode covers Michel's love and passion for music and how he deliveries it to children with special needs.  An episode that you don't want to miss.Thank you Michel for what you do and how you share it with children...

On our second episode we have another interesting topic; Are therapists and caregivers forced to do more than their job description requires?Joining us is Tom Rawe, a physical therapist for 27 years and independent provider for the Board of Education working with children with special needs.   Mr. Rawe will explain his role as a therapist and will provide us with examples of how he has changed the lives of children with special needs.

In our first episode we discuss myths and options that the disability community and employers are facing on the subject of employment. Joining us is Mrs. Karen Waltuck from JobPath.