Good Fit Poor Fit The Universal Design Project

Here are the resources used to support the content of this episode: Invisible Disabilities by Disabled WorldInvisible Disabilities AssociationAutism Spectrum Disorder by Autism SpeaksDesigning Living Spaces for Autism on a Budget by Kochar, P. (2017)Designing Living Environments with Adults with Autism by Lowe, C., Gaudion, K., McGinley, C., & Kew, A.
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Welcome to another episode of Good Fit Poor Fit. Today I have with me Kati Richardson, she is an OT student with our organization until April of this year. Kati: Yes, hello everyone! [00:00:42] Sarah: I’m glad she’s on this episode today. We are actually going to talk about my clinical experience and her experience as a fieldwork student and what discharge looked like for the patients...
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This is our second episode of Good Fit Poor Fit. In our last episode, we gave you an overview of The Universal Design Project. Today it’s just me at the microphone and I’m going to share where the idea of our podcast title came from and why we feel like design is best approached through collaboration. We are basing our podcast on the idea that things can be designed well to create a &#
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Hey there, and welcome to the first episode of our podcast. I am Sarah Pruett, and I have with me my husband, who is also the executive director of the organization we run, The Universal Design Project. [00:00:40] Why are we doing a podcast? Well, Scott and I often have lengthy discussions about universal design and how things in our communities could be more functional...
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