The Carroll Center for the Blind
Karen Nagle is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in the field of vision rehabilitation, childhood development, and education. Currently, Karen serves as a Children's case worker at the Massachusetts Commission for the Blind, while also working as a Teacher of the Visually Impaired at Salem Public Schools and a Vision Rehabilitation Therapist at Carroll Center for the Blind. Karen holds a BA in Childhood Development from the University of Connecticut, a MA in Vision Rehabilitation Therapy from Western Michigan University, and a M.Ed in Teacher of the Visually Impaired from UMass Boston.
The Carroll Center for the Blind
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The Carroll Center helps blind and visually-impaired people gain the skills they need to be confident, active, independent individuals. Established in 1936, the Center has pioneered innovative methods for blind persons to gain independence in their homes, in class settings, and in their work places. New and evolving technologies, combined with time-tested adaptive methods, individualized instruction, and personalized therapies developed by the Carroll Center staff, have provided thousands of blind and vision impaired persons with diverse opportunities for success and independent living. We proudly serve All Ages and All Stages of Vision Loss. Follow the Carroll Center for the Blind across social media at @CarrollCenter