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Ability Magazine is an award winning publication distributed bt Time Warner with a combined online and print readership of more than one million. For nearly 20 years, our mission has been to provide new insights into our individual levels of ability.

Featuring adapted activities, products and places for healthy living, Active Living magazine has steadily redefined what physical activity means for people with disabilities for 18 years.

Cerebral Palsy Magazine is currently the only publication in the country fully dedicated to issues related to Cerebral Palsy.Cerebral Palsy Magazine reflects the vast scope of the problems associated with CP through useful articles written by and for parents, individuals with CP, therapists, physicians and nurses. Article topics include treatments for Cerebral Palsy (Biofeedback, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy, Conductive Education, Suit Therapy, Botox, Baclofen, PERC, etc.), latest equipment (orthotics, walkers, wheelchairs, cars, etc.) and book review, insurance issues, current research, long-term care, and social/daily living issues.

Chloe Magazine is a unique, semi-annual publication which combines "traditional" women's content with issues, people and stories that are relevant to todays' Woman with a Disability. From the latest trends in haircare and makeup to new products and entertainment reviews, Chloe Magazine offers our readers a unique and enjoyable publication filled with tips and tricks and timely information on lifestyle, health and fitness, beauty, fashion, parenting, and relationships, politics and more. Our goal oriented publication brings those stories, issues and people to the forefront - featuring individuals who are going above and beyond, making changes in the world, to perceptions, attitudes and society. Our readers are empowered women with disabilities who can be found anywhere - from lobbying on Capitol Hill to bringing clean water to a desert town in Kenya - breaking down barriers, doing the unexpected. Our writers from all walks of life (with and without disabilities), share their expertise - from the perspective of the end user.

Our Mission is to improve the quality of life for all Floridians with disabilities through advocacy and awareness activities that increase access to and acquisition of assistive services and technology.

Founded in 1977 by Kenneth Kahn, a practicing employment law attorney, LRP (then known as Labor Relations Press) first published case reporters for the legal profession. As the company grew, it became known as LRP Publications. For 25 years, LRP's fast-paced, results-oriented environment has helped it to expand – both internally and externally. LRP publishes both Human Resource Executive® magazine and Risk and Insurance® magazine and more than 120 newsletters in the fields of human resources, workers compensation, education administration, law and higher education.

New Mobility encourages the integration of active-lifestyle wheelchair users into mainstream society, while simultaneously reflecting the vibrant world of disability-related arts, media, advocacy and philosophy. Our stories foster a sense of community and empower readers to: participate in all areas of life, including education, work, love, sex, home ownership, parenting, sports, recreation, travel and entertainment. As well as, be informed of and take charge of health concerns obtain appropriate technology and assert legal rights.

PALAESTRA's mission is threefold: first, to enlighten parents in all aspects of physical activity, thus making them the best possible advocates for their children during IEP (Individual Education Plan) discussions with the school or community recreation staff; second, to increase the knowledge base of those professionals working with children or adults with disabilities, making them aware of the can do possibilities of their clients; third, we would like our adult readers to learn the value physical activity holds for their increased wellness.

Parenting Special Needs Magazine is a FREE, bimonthly, online publication serving the special needs community. Covering all ages and stages of guiding children/individuals with special needs. Empowering parents, caregivers, teachers & friends of special needs children by providing resources, information and inspiration.

Quarterly publication for Special Needs Families. Parent-to-Parent support. Adaptive sports and recreational activities for youth with disabilities.

Adapted Sports, Travel and Recreation for families with special needs.

PN, a news/information magazine for people with mobility impairment. MOnthly, PN features a variety of subjects on people profiles, pain managment, or employment. Issues are filled with information on travel, caregiving, healthy living, MS, spinal cord injury research, new products and other issues affecting wheelchair users. Another publication in SPORTS & SPOKES, and this magazine covers competative wheelchair sports and recreational opportunities.

The national magazine of the Muscular Dystrophy Association, Quest provides 1ts 130,000 plus subcribers with award winning editorial on funding, assistive devices, mobility, research advances, travel, technology, relationships, book reviews, and MDA's programs and services. If it helps you live more independently, you'll find it in quest!

Launched in 1994, Schizophrenia Digest is the brainchild of Bill MacPhee, who was diagnosed with schizophrenia at the age of 24. Bill has first-hand knowledge of the isolation felt by those with the disease, and he wanted to create a resource that wasn’t available to him when he was diagnosed. He envisioned a magazine that would provide relevant information about news and research from around the world, as well as reach out to people in a personal way through interviews with others affected by schizophrenia, either directly or indirectly.

Our Mission is to improve the quality of life for all Floridians with disabilities through advocacy and awareness activities that increase access to and acquisition of assistive services and technology.

ThisAbled is a e-magazine built on the concept that in order for people with disabilities to be free they have to be politically and economically empowered. We feature original content and a forum for people to assist one another. In addition we offer an email newsletter and opportunities for advertisers.