Selina Powell
More articles by Selina Powell
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Ellie Southwood was appointed chair of the Royal National Institute of Blind People in July. She talks with OT about key issues facing the sight loss sector
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A blind entrepreneur has developed a CET-accredited course to help optometrists and dispensing opticians give appropriate care to low vision patients
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Only one in four blind and partially sighted voters said the current voting system allowed them to vote independently and in secret
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New RNIB research shows that supporting people with sight loss can result in major savings
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Travelling a marathon each day by dog sled in sub-zero temperatures is a daunting challenge for most, but, as someone living with keratoconus, Ashley Winter faced an extra hurdle. He shares his arctic adventure and positive outlook with OT
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Researchers delve into whether facial expressions are innate or learned by studying the reactions of those born blind
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Fight for Sight’s George McNamara explains that the sight loss sector faces similar challenges and opportunities to dementia care
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The RNIB has reported that half of blind and partially sighted people cannot cast their vote independently and in secret
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Half of blind and partially sighted voters report not being able to vote independently and in secret. OT 's Selina Powell finds out what it's like to navigate polling day with sight loss
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New research shows the layout of brain activity is similar regardless of whether someone was born with sight or without