Changing Paces

CHANGING PACES was the first Disability Awareness Training Firm in Ontario to have developed, tested and implemented an Accessible Customer Service Training program. That training program was developed by TRISH ROBICHAUD in response to the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) and the Customer Service Standard’s training requirement. It has been highly regarded across the province by countless municipalities, private sector companies as well as non-profit organizations. TRISH ROBICHAUD is a multiple award-winning Disability Inclusion Coach, Author, Facilitator, Advocate & Motivational Speaker who lives with multiple sclerosis, heart disease and bipolar disorder. She is Owner and Founder of CHANGING PACES. Trained in the facilitation of adult education, support counselling, self-advocacy, social action and life skills, Trish has been providing coaching, counselling and advocacy support to people with chronic illness or disability for well over two decades. She has been facilitating disability awareness training and consulting to organizations for over 10 years. Her deepest passion is helping employees with disabilities remain in the workforce. Most problems in the workplace come from a breakdown of communication - and many communication problems are rooted in disability. Hearing loss, change in vision, fluctuating cognition, energy, motivation & irritability can all have a proundly negative effect on productivity & effectiveness if left unaddressed. And they're all invisible. DISABILITY INCLUSION COACHING for employees and their supervisors can cut through the stress, calm the tension and build the support for that employee to return to a level playing field.

Professional Training & Coaching
Keswick, Ontario
Founded in unknown
1-10 employees

CHANGING PACES was the first Disability Awareness Training Firm in Ontario to have developed, tested and implemented an Accessible Customer Service Training program. That training program was developed by TRISH ROBICHAUD in response to the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) and the Customer Service Standard’s training requirement. It has been highly regarded across the province by countless municipalities, private sector companies as well as non-profit organizations. TRISH ROBICHAUD is a multiple award-winning Disability Inclusion Coach, Author, Facilitator, Advocate & Motivational Speaker who lives with multiple sclerosis, heart disease and bipolar disorder. She is Owner and Founder of CHANGING PACES. Trained in the facilitation of adult education, support counselling, self-advocacy, social action and life skills, Trish has been providing coaching, counselling and advocacy support to people with chronic illness or disability for well over two decades. She has been facilitating disability awareness training and consulting to organizations for over 10 years. Her deepest passion is helping employees with disabilities remain in the workforce. Most problems in the workplace come from a breakdown of communication - and many communication problems are rooted in disability. Hearing loss, change in vision, fluctuating cognition, energy, motivation & irritability can all have a proundly negative effect on productivity & effectiveness if left unaddressed. And they're all invisible. DISABILITY INCLUSION COACHING for employees and their supervisors can cut through the stress, calm the tension and build the support for that employee to return to a level playing field.

Company Information

Industry
Professional Training & Coaching
Company Type
Privately Held
Founded
unknown
Employee Range
1-10
Revenue Range
Not available

Location

Address
136 Bayview Avenue Ontario Keswick
City
Keswick
Region
Ontario
Postal Code
L4P 2S9
Country
Canada

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