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Participant Spotlight: Adrian’s Reimagine Story When Adrian, a 39-year-old Reimagine participant, first woke up after the violent fight that caused his brain damage his mother was the first person that he recognized. He often feels guilty and blames poor choices on...
“Thumbs up! I love all of the virtual classes. I think they are wonderful.” - Sharon, participates in Bingo, Jeopardy, sing alongs, scrabble, seated exercise/meditation & concerts One year into the pandemic, Reimagine’s virtual campus is going strong—Zumba, art,...
The COVID-19 Virus and the Vaccine Explained As much as many of us hoped the start of a new year would bring some relief from the pandemic, we find ourselves still in its center. As a service provider to people with disabilities – many of whom are at high-risk of...
Participants Strive to Achieve Physical Therapy Goals During the Pandemic Even with stay-at-home orders over the past year, some participants who had been receiving physical therapy (PT) from Reimagine have found ways to make progress when they couldn’t attend...
Learning is Forever and For All of Us By Marsalee Malatesta, Chief of Services, Health and Wellness, Reimagine On the surface, people with disabilities may seem completely different than people without disabilities. But dive deeper, and you’ll find that people with...
While we’re ready to breathe a sigh of relief for the end of this year and make a fresh start, I want to acknowledge all the good we accomplished together at Reimagine in 2020.
It’s safe to say we have all struggled to adjust to the sweeping social, economic and health effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Among the nondisabled population, reports of heightened depression and anxiety from the isolation, loneliness and other aftershocks of the...
People with Disabilities Get Out the Vote By Dr. Glenn Motola An estimated 38 million eligible voters have disabilities. Now more than ever, it is important for this diverse group of voters to participate in the electoral process. Just like people without...
There’s No Such Thing as Plateaus: Allison’s Reimagine StoryBy Brenda Deeley When our daughter Allison was born with Down syndrome twenty years ago, people told us not to despair because children with Down syndrome are so happy and loving – they hug everybody. So much...
Virtual Programming Keeps Possibilities Alive for People with Disabilities
In a time when we must remain distant, Reimagine continues to reach out and connect with clients through virtual classes.
Understanding COVID-19 When You Have Developmental/Intellectual Disabilities By: Dr. Glenn Motola, PSY. D., CEO, Reimagine Like so many parents of children with special needs, I am watching my 20-year-old daughter struggle to understand the coronavirus pandemic. I try...