Session Information
Sessions are on select Fridays, (check calendar for dates), 12:00 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. MT via Zoom video conferencing technology.
To register for the Fall 2025 - Spring 2026 sessions, click the button below.
Sessions

This session will explore falls prevention through the lens of assistive technology and practical home modifications. Participants will learn how simple environmental changes and supportive technologies can reduce fall risks, enhance safety, and promote independence at home.
Presenter: Emily Nabors, Associate Director of Innovation, Center for Healthy Aging
This presentation will explore the pieces that go into making our primary environment, our house, work seamlessly with the individuals living there. In short, making the house a home. We will discuss the benefits of inclusive housing, assistive technology for greater home access and a variety of home modification options.
Presenter: Scout Merry, Program Coordinator, Missouri Assistive Technology (MO-AT)
In this session, we will move beyond single-focus solutions by analyzing the distinct and often overlapping environmental challenges faced by individuals with vision loss and those who are deaf or hard of hearing. We will showcase successful inter-agency collaboration that delivers comprehensive assistive technology (AT) solutions. Participants will leave with practical knowledge of AT tools and strategies that effectively address home and community modifications for individuals who would otherwise feel isolated in their vision and/or hearing barriers.
Presenter: Jennifer D’Alessandro, Education Consultant, Wyoming Department of Vision Outreach | Dominique Maestas, Equipment Distribution Specialist, Wyoming Relay
This is a comprehensive presentation aiming to increase home accessibility to allow elderly individuals the opportunity to age in place safely. Throughout this presentation, we will cover necessary components to a successful home evaluation, varying types of assistive technology to increase an individual's independence and safety within the home, and provide essential resources for allowing caregivers and individuals the opportunity to modify and adapt their home. The ultimate goal of this presentation is to empower you with the knowledge and resources to aid others in aging well in their homes.
Presenter: Sarah Jordan, OTR/L, MHS, Occupational Therapist | Kaity Brew, MOTR/L, Occupational Therapist
Joan Breslin Larson and Steve Larson are life long advocates and providers in the disability field. They have acquired new perspectives on disability after Steve had a stroke four years ago. They will share their lessons learned.
Presenter: Joan & Steve Larson
This session explores practical home accessibility strategies through the perspective of the Independent Living philosophy. Participants will learn how Independent Living Specialists work collaboratively with individuals to identify barriers and develop realistic solutions that support safety and independence in the home. The presentation introduce the Wyoming Technology Access Program as a resource to help individuals access funding for assistive technology and home modifications.
Presenter: Tina Bennett, ADA Coordinator, Wyoming Independent Living
