Disability Etiquette Matters

About the Book

Learn how to address issues of diversity in all levels. While diversity includes people with disabilities, they are often overlooked and unconscious injustice occurs when one is confronted in communication and inclusion. The proper rules of etiquette in addressing, speaking and interacting with people with disabilities have been put together in a way to omit the fear factor. Disability Etiquette Matters is comprised of stories about actual persons living with disabilities on rules; suggestions and advice on how people with disabilities are the best guide in educating society of matters affecting their daily lives. Also by Ellen L. Shackelford “Where did she go?” – In Reflections on The Spiritual Journey of Caregivers – Editor, Carol Powell

About the Author

Ellen L. Shackelford/Author As a person who has sustained a disability through injury, Ellen Shackelford is well aware of the many challenges people with disabilities face daily. She also knows people with disabilities are often overlooked in social situations and activities. As founder and president of Connections Access Consulting Services, LLC, she is dedicated to a service which will enhance the awareness and unconscious injustice of the aging population and Citizens with disabilities, so all will be included in social situations. Marguerite Edmonds/Co-Author Marguerite Edmonds is the Training and Education Coordinator of Connections Access Consulting Services. She consults regularly with executives from a variety of fields to help create synergistic solutions to world-impacting problems in the disability arena.