博客來Written by the best-selling author of Multiple Sclerosis: 300 Tips for Making Life Easier and Parkinson's Disease: 300 Tips for Making Life Easier, Home Accessibility will help people with chronic illness, physical disability, temporary or permanent, and age-related limitations make their homes safer and more accessible without costly remodeling or structural changes. Shelly Peterman Schwarz shares her unique blend of motivation, inspiration, and practical tips, techniques, and shortcuts. She has learned from personal experience, to adapt, organize, and simplify life.
Shelly covers the basics of Universal Design, as well as knowing what modifications one can do personally and what changes require professional attention. Chapters cover every room of the home and outdoor living. Shelly also suggests unique products, many not readily available in stores. A resource section at the end of each chapter provides information for contacting support organizations and helpful services and products.
Home Accessibility Answers Questions Such As:
How do I live in my home now that I use a mobility device?
How do I get in and out of the shower?
What are some to make my kitchen (bathroom/bedroom) easier to use?
How do I get in and out of the house, up and down stairs?
And more!
Shelly covers the basics of Universal Design, as well as knowing what modifications one can do personally and what changes require professional attention. Chapters cover every room of the home and outdoor living. Shelly also suggests unique products, many not readily available in stores. A resource section at the end of each chapter provides information for contacting support organizations and helpful services and products.
Home Accessibility Answers Questions Such As:
How do I live in my home now that I use a mobility device?
How do I get in and out of the shower?
What are some to make my kitchen (bathroom/bedroom) easier to use?
How do I get in and out of the house, up and down stairs?
And more!
