The visually-impaired participants were impacted by the awareness of their personal thinking and behavioural preferences. With awareness of the differences in thinking and behavior, the team is actively applying strategies to be more communicative in their inter-personal interactions. This has led to fewer conflicts and misunderstandings between them as they continue to serve the visually-impaired.

“It is up to us to learn how to work with one another to make Dialogue in the Dark a conducive and fun workplace.”

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Sim Kah Yong, Facilitator/ Guide of Dialogue in the Dark

Jason Tan is currently a student affairs practitioner at one of Singapore's leading Institute of Higher Learning. Apart from mentoring and facilitating his student leaders, he is involved in communications, event planning, procurement and human resources. Jason is also a certified Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) practitioner and provides one-to-one coaching during his personal time.

Dialogue in the Dark is a teaching and learning facility for the visually-impaired, located in Ngee Ann Polytechnic. Staff and students conduct research on issues facing the disabled in Singapore. It was formed from an exclusive collaboration between Ngee Ann Polytechnic (through Social Lab Ltd) and Dialogue Social Enterprise.