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Farmers Markets 101 Resource
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Fresh, nutritious, and local is the way to be when choosing your food, and the good news is that farmers markets support nutrition all in this way! Do you know…
Exercising with Diabetes and Secondary Conditions Resource
https://www.nchpad.org/resources/exercising-with-diabetes-and-secondary-conditions/
By: Whitney Neal Exercise is very important for people with diabetes as a means of staying healthy and improving health, but there are a few things to consider when exercising,…
Achieving Health Equity Means Including People with Disabilities Resource
https://www.nchpad.org/resources/achieving-health-equity-means-including-people-with-disabilities/
There are several definitions of “health equity,” but most would agree with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) definition, which states that “Health equity is achieved when every…
Tips for A Culture of Disability Inclusion in Worksite Wellness Resource
https://www.nchpad.org/resources/tips-for-a-culture-of-inclusion-in-worksite-wellness/
The culture of a worksite can make or break participation in employee wellness programs. To reap the benefits both for employers and employees consider creating a culture of inclusion, welcoming…
Primer on Pain Resource
https://www.nchpad.org/resources/primer-on-pain/
Pain is a near-universal human experience. In some cases, it provides a valuable learning experience, without lasting effect, regarding what actions to avoid or adapt in order to prevent pain…
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Resource
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Introduction to Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and Exercise Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, is a fatal, progressive, degenerative motor neuron disease characterized by the aggregation of…
Making A Splash: Inclusion of People with Disabilities in Aquatic Venues Resource
by Susan Ostby and Jennifer Skulski Swimming offers physical, mental, and social benefits to people of all ages and abilities. Consider the diversity the pool has to offer. A child…
Guidelines for Disability Inclusion in Programs and Policies Resource
https://www.nchpad.org/resources/guidelines-for-disability-inclusion-in-programs-and-policies/
Purpose of Guidelines People with disabilities face significant barriers when attempting to access health and wellness activities. They are more likely to have more than one health practitioner and to…
Active and Disability Inclusive Family Vacations Resource
https://www.nchpad.org/resources/active-and-inclusive-family-vacations/
Active family vacations are a great way to continue to include physical activity in the daily lives of all family members. An active family vacation is not just an ordinary…
GRAIDS: Guidelines, Recommendations, Adaptations, Including Disability Resource
https://www.nchpad.org/resources/graids-guidelines-recommendations-adaptations-including-disability/
What are the GRAIDS? GRAIDS stands for Guidelines, Recommendations, Adaptations, Including Disability. GRAIDS is a tool and framework used to adapt evidence-based health promotion programs to be inclusive of people…
A Primer on Stress Management Resource
https://www.nchpad.org/resources/a-primer-on-stress-management/
by Jennifer Gray-Stanley Though we all encounter many types of stress in our daily life, we must remember that ultimately, we have control over how it affects us. Through awareness…
A Comprehensive Guide to Understanding and Supporting all Learners in the Classroom Resource
Quick Navigation (click the linked text below to jump to a new section) This guide was developed by Haley Hudson OTD, OTR/L as part of a doctoral capstone project within the…
Combating Social Isolation for People with Disabilities Resource
https://www.nchpad.org/resources/combating-social-isolation-for-people-with-disabilities/
The holidays are usually shown as a time for joy and connection. However, for many—especially those with disabilities or limited mobility—this period can actually increase feelings of loneliness and isolation.…
Westerville Parks & Recreation Place
https://www.nchpad.org/places/westerville-parks-recreation-2/
Westerville Parks and Recreation strives to provide access to all. The Adaptive and Inclusive Program, for both youth and adults, is designed for individuals with developmental, physical, or non-apparent disabilities.…
Supporting Wellness in Everyday Routines Resource
https://www.nchpad.org/resources/supporting-wellness-in-everyday-routines/
Wellness doesn’t have to be activities we must add to the calendar or add to our calendar. Gym memberships, meal-prepping Sundays and elaborate meditation rituals can be great, but they’re…