Topic of the Month February: We Talk to ... Special Interviews

 
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Everybody is unique by nature. But where ones personal strengthes are located you have to find out on your own. REHACARE.de is of the opinion that an integrative rock band and an almost blind waitress are very special. What characterises these people you get to know in our Topic of the Month February: We talk to ... Special Interviews.

Music connects – young and old, tall and small, disabled or not disabled. How well the latter functions is demonstrated by the integrative rock band “Lampenfieber“ (“Stage-Fright”) from Lüdenscheid. Ralf Franke is a co-founder of the band. REHACARE.de talked to him about his own stage-fright, provocative lyrics and music as a means of integration.
- An Integrative Rock Band: „Music as a Key to Worlds That Aren’t So Different At All“

See nothing. Only taste, smell, feel, hear. That’s all that matters in a dark restaurant. Serving food here seems impossible − for the sighted. Cevahir Männel has been severely vision impaired since birth and works as a waitress at a “dark” restaurant in Cologne, Germany. REHACARE.de spoke with her about real “blind dates”, frightening darkness, and sensory-enhanced guest contact.
- Waiting Tables Blind: “When the Fear Is Gone, the Fun Can Begin”

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