Category: Blog

Peace Place is buzzing with the energy of six industrious little children and one bright-eyed infant observing the action from an exersaucer.  Three-year-old Nora sashays past in high heels, carrying […]

Scot Browne doesn’t drive anymore.  His depth perception and peripheral vision on the right side have been impaired since suffering a traumatic brain injury in a bmx crash.  “There’s no […]

When your vision fails, you experience the ‘grieving process.’  That’s what people say, and Coreen Faulkner has heard it more than once.  But she believes that’s not quite right. “When […]

(Photo via Pixabay by RenateGranade0; Written by Jackie Waters) Living with chronic pain can be a nightmare for many Americans, as it can bring about feelings of hopelessness and anger […]

Katheryn Stubsten is not about to give up her hobbies just because she has macular degeneration; instead, she frequently visits MonTECH’s lab to try equipment that might compensate for her […]

The pristine, two-bedroom house, in a new still-under-construction neighborhood, is a symbol of the hard work and relentless determination of Darren Larson. Larson has cerebral palsy (CP), and his home […]

Sara Streeter’s mother was born in 1920 with a congenital amputation of her left arm, just below the elbow.  “She was treated horribly,” Sara said.  “Even in school, the teachers […]

Tom Koontz Jr. has been a truck driver all of his life. He has hauled on the dangerous ice roads of Alaska, and driven in the legendary road trains of […]

Tech Fest is an opportunity for all Missoula County Public School staff to explore assistive technology’s role in education and in the success of students of all levels of ability. […]