Lyle Tribe writes...

Hi, my name is Lyle Tribe. For the past 8 years I have been doing percussion workshops for Community Living Societies in B.C. and Alberta and I have found that many people with disabilities have an uncanny sense of rhythm, especially when placed in a group rhythm situations. From playing a cowbell or tamborine to…

rhonda brouillette writes...

hi my name is rhonda brouillette i am married with child my candace is 4 years oldshe has a small learning disability i have work with her on it took her to day care it has help with her learning. everybody has the right to be who they want to be married have a child…

isobella thorn writes...

My son Alexander is autistic. As he develops the ability to relate and empathize with others, the friendly acknowledgement from those around him has an immeasureable impact on him. He learns, perhaps more than other children, from those around him by mimicing what others do and say. We are very grateful to those who greet…