Orientation Before Mobility – Spanish

Online, In-Person

Participants and their family members or caregivers will learn the fundamentals of orientation and mobility, focusing on skills that build safety, confidence, and independence. Students will be introduced to essential pre-cane skills including human guide basics, self-advocacy, and effective communication, helping them navigate a variety of environments with greater assurance.

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Class Details

Cost

Ways to Learn

Online (live instruction via Microsoft Teams or Zoom)

  • Wednesdays
    September 9 to September 30  10:00 AM to 11:00 AM PT

    4 weeks

    Registration for this workshop is closed

In Person

Los Angeles
741 N Vermont Avenue , Los Angeles, CA 90029
  • Wednesdays
    September 9 to September 30  10:00 AM to 11:00 AM PT

    4 weeks

    Registration for this workshop is closed

How to Sign Up

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What will I learn?

  • Fundamentals of orientation for participants and their family/caregivers
  • Pre-cane skills, including human guide basics
  • Self-advocacy strategies
  • Effective communication techniques

What is this class like?

  • Introduction to orientation and mobility, understanding the senses for orientation, basics of cane skills, indoor and outdoor travel skills, orientation skills, and technology aids
  • Interactive online presentation via Microsoft Teams
  • Two ways to attend with Teams: video conference or dial-in by phone
  • Learn about Microsoft Teams here 

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