Serving guests with physical disabilities
In this online lesson led by Alvaro Silberstein, you'll discover best practices to serve guests with a physical disabilities.
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- Mobile app (iOS & Android)
Lesson details
Physical disabilities can manifest in many different ways. Some people might use wheelchairs or crutches, others might experience difficulty speaking - for example, if they have Cerebral Palsy. No matter what, these guests deserve to be treated with respect and to feel included.
In this online lesson, Alvaro Silberstein will show you respectful ways you can communicate with guests with disabilities and four best practices to assist guests with physical disabilities.
What you'll learn in the Serving guests with physical disabilities lesson
- Ways to communicate respectfully and confidently with guests with physical disabilities
- Four best practices to assist people with physical disability
Instructor

Alvaro Silberstein is a Chilean entrepreneur, public speaker, and passionate disability advocate. He is the co-founder of Wheel The World, an online marketplace for people with disabilities to plan and book accessible trips. Since 2018, Wheel the...
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