Help your loved one open up their world with Great Grips! Doorknobs are often hard to open for people with weak hands or those living with physical limitations. With the 2-Lever Glow-in-the-Dark Great Grips, doors can be opened by the elbows, a touch of the finger, or a fist. What most people take for granted… opening a door without issue…is something not all of our loved ones have been able to do until now. For the cost of a hamburger you can give the gift of accessibility! More information can be found at www.
GreatGrips.com.
To truly take your loved one beyond anything previously available, try out the Hippocampe Beach Wheelchair. It’s lightweight but sturdy and is built to take its occupant “off road” in freedom and style. It’s even designed to go in the water so will open up a world of possibilities to the young, old, and in-between who use wheelchairs. There are also plenty of accessories like armrests, headrests, harnesses, and even a travel bag to customize your chair. It’s a bit of a splurge but well worth it! More information can be found at www.
vipamat.com.
A great gift for those dealing with sensory challenges is the VibraMat, a slim mat that provides gentle vibration to help soothe and calm those who prefer sensory stimulation. It can be placed under furniture (like a bean bag) to create instant vibrating furniture which is usually only accomplished with expensive equipment. It is virtually silent so it wonderfully suited to incorporate into your calming spaces. More information can be found at
www.NationalAutismResources.com.
A gift your teenager won’t soon forget is the Guitar Hero Controller by Enabling Devices. This little wonder converts the standard controls of the Guitar Hero video game into a tabletop controller that includes five colored buttons that are complementary to the musical notes on the screen. At the beginner level, the user can hit the same button without having to follow the music. This is a gift that will allow the teenager (or adult!) in your life to enjoy the same fun as anyone else! More information can be found at
www.EnablingDevices.com.
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