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Don’t start with “Hey, how’s it going?” They may not recognize your voice. Instead say: “Hi, it’s Sarah from accounting. I’m standing to your left.” This simple act of naming yourself eliminates a huge source of anxiety.
This guide is for the “average person”—the one with good intentions who just wants to get it right. Below are to replace anxiety with confidence. Part 1: The Golden Rule of Interaction 1. Speak Directly, Not Through a Third Party You wouldn’t ask someone’s friend, “Does he want cream in his coffee?” So don’t do it here. Even if the person is with a companion, look at them , use their name, and speak naturally. The only exception: if they are using an interpreter (e.g., for DeafBlind communication).
Here’s the truth: People who are blind or visually impaired are not fragile, psychic, or angry. They are your neighbors, coworkers, and friends who simply use different tools to navigate the same world you do. The awkwardness usually comes not from malice, but from a lack of exposure.
Don’t start with “Hey, how’s it going?” They may not recognize your voice. Instead say: “Hi, it’s Sarah from accounting. I’m standing to your left.” This simple act of naming yourself eliminates a huge source of anxiety.
This guide is for the “average person”—the one with good intentions who just wants to get it right. Below are to replace anxiety with confidence. Part 1: The Golden Rule of Interaction 1. Speak Directly, Not Through a Third Party You wouldn’t ask someone’s friend, “Does he want cream in his coffee?” So don’t do it here. Even if the person is with a companion, look at them , use their name, and speak naturally. The only exception: if they are using an interpreter (e.g., for DeafBlind communication).
Here’s the truth: People who are blind or visually impaired are not fragile, psychic, or angry. They are your neighbors, coworkers, and friends who simply use different tools to navigate the same world you do. The awkwardness usually comes not from malice, but from a lack of exposure.