Accessibility for CEU Classes 

Accessibility info: 

For this course, it will be held on the first floor of a building.  

KN95 Masks requested, if there is a accessibility related reason you cannot mask, please test the day before class. There will be air filters in class to ensure maximum safety. Please stay home if you have been exposed or if you have any COVID related symptoms.

There will not be ASL interpretation for this course. 

There will be a powerpoint with image descriptions, and a mindfulness in the creation of the course in how to meet a variety of learning style needs. 

For those who are visually impaired, some of the slides may be a challenge to read clearly. 

This class will be masks required, to enable those of us who are immuno compromised to show up a bit more safety. 

Students will be asked not to wear perfume, for those of us with chemical sensitivities. 

Accessibility info: 

The course will be on the first floor of a building. 

Bathrooms are gender neutral and ADA accessible.

This course involves time on knees and a comfort level of getting up and down on the floor. There are alternatives for folks that have knee pain or injuries.

 KN95 Masks requested, if there is a accessibility related reason you cannot mask, please test the day before class. There will be air filters in class to ensure maximum safety. Please stay home if you have been exposed or if you have any COVID related symptoms.

There will not be ASL interpretation for this course. 

There will be a powerpoint with image descriptions, and a mindfulness in the creation of the course in how to meet a variety of learning style needs. 

For those who are visually impaired, some of the slides may be a challenge to read clearly. 

Students will be asked not to wear perfume, for those of us with chemical sensitivities. 

Accessibility info: 

For this course, it will be held on the first floor of a building.  

There will not be ASL interpretation for this course. 

This course involves time on knees and a comfort level of getting up and down on the floor. There are alternatives for folks that have knee pain or injuries.

There will be a powerpoint with image descriptions, and a mindfulness in the creation of the course in how to meet a variety of learning style needs. 

For those who are visually impaired, some of the slides may be a challenge to read clearly. 

This class will be masks required, to enable those of us who are immuno compromised to show up a bit more safety. 

Students will be asked not to wear perfume, for those of us with chemical sensitivities.