by createabil | Feb 25, 2026 | Assistive Technology, Electronic Job Coach, Intellectual Disabilities, Vocational Rehabilitation
Digital task prompting systems are purpose-built tools that help people – especially those with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) – manage everyday tasks with more confidence and less stress. Using step-by-step prompts, visuals, and sound...
by createabil | Dec 8, 2025 | Assistive Technology, Electronic Job Coach, Intellectual Disabilities, Technology, Vocational Rehabilitation
🌟 What Agency Means to People with IDDs & TBIs The word “agency” is more prevalent these days. By agency, we don’t mean it in terms of a physical location; we’re speaking in about agency as the power to make choices, take action, and shape...
by createabil | Nov 18, 2024 | Electronic Job Coach, Enabling Technology, Technology, Traumatic Brain Injury, Vocational Rehabilitation
CreateAbility’s Evidence-based Technology Solutions Stephen Sutter, President and founder of CreateAbility, has become a prominent figure in the disability research field, particularly within the National Institute on Disability, Independent Living, and...
by createabil | Aug 16, 2021 | Assistive Technology, Electronic Job Coach, Intellectual Disabilities, Mental Health, Soft Skills, Technology, Vocational Rehabilitation
CreateAbility offers a suite of Apps that cover a variety of needs for people with intellectual disabilities and behavioral / mental health issues. This suite covers: emotional surveillance and emotional regulation, goal tracking and accomplishment, task prompting...
by createabil | Feb 11, 2021 | Assistive Technology, Electronic Job Coach, Intellectual Disabilities, News, Technology, Vocational Rehabilitation
The Charles Lea Center, located in Spartansburg, South Carolina, helps people with intellectual disabilities and chronic medical conditions and helps them work to their fullest potential. Their services are based on the principles of person-centered thinking that...
by createabil | Dec 15, 2020 | Assistive Technology, Blog, Electronic Job Coach, Institutional Care, Intellectual Disabilities, Soft Skills, Technology, Vocational Rehabilitation
1.) Assistive Technology affords the person being served the ability to have their plans in front of them at all times. Antiquated, printed copies of care plans on are not mobile - and are not as easily changed as the person-served accomplishes their goals....
