We are excited to announce that we will be exhibiting at ATEC 2017! The Assistive Technology Exhibition and Conference will take place on November 23rd in Manchester and we are looking forward to holding a workshop on the future of Assistive Apps. Will you be going? This is a great opportunity for those who are familiar […]
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We’re excited to join the Transition Event East 2017 hosted by My Family, Our Needs, which will be held on the 15th of November in Peterborough. The Transition Event East is a dedicated conference and exhibition on the future of young adults with additional needs. This is a fantastic place where experts, exhibitors and delegates
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Have you noticed that your child is clumsy? Maybe they have poor motor skills and have found crawling, hopping and skipping especially difficult? Or do they find holding a pen or pencil harder than it should be? These are signs that your child may have dyspraxia. The condition isn’t always easy to detect and often
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Welcome back to our guide on helping you get DSA support. Previously, we spoke about the process you need to undergo to discover if you’re eligible for DSA and how to find out what type of resources you are entitled to. In this blog, we will be focusing on what to do when you are
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Applying for disabled students’ allowance (DSA) could mean that you’re entitled to new equipment and cutting-edge software that will help you get the most out of your studies, plus you will receive support such as assistive technology training sessions and if needed, specialist tuition. So, if you have a condition that could be entitled to
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University is a massive change in your life. New digs, new people and a new schedule—there’s a lot to take in! We understand how daunting this transition can be, especially if you have a disability or an illness. Don’t fear — these days, most universities offer disability support, so if you do have a condition,
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French scientists may have found a breakthrough for people who have dyslexia, as they have claimed that dyslexia is a physiological condition and the cause could be hidden in light-receptor cells in the human eye. If this is correct, this could mean that dyslexia is treatable. Lack of Asymmetry in Eyes In a small study,
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There are approximately 285 million people in the world who are visually impaired or blind. That’s why today (12/10/17) marks the fifth year of World Sight Day; a great opportunity where we can raise awareness and talk about the available support. How We Can Help At iansyst, we have a plethora of assistive technology and
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One out of four of us suffer from mental health issues each year, however for adults and young people with learning disabilities, mental illness is much more common. Since today is World Mental Health Day, we believe it’s important to look at why this is more prevalent with people who have learning disabilities and to
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