About us
The premier South Africa lifestyle publication for people with mobility impairments
Highlighting the quality of life that people with mobility impairments can enjoy, ROLLING INSPIRATION shares information on education, work, love, sport, sex, travel and so much more. This bi-monthly magazine is published by the QuadPara Association of South Africa (QASA) and strives to inspire people with disabilities to live their best life by giving readers the right tools, information and solutions.
The digital magazine is free to read and download from the website.
Contributors
George Louw
Health AdministrationGeorge Louw qualified as a medical doctor, but due to a progressing spastic paralysis, chose a career in health administration.
Mandy Latimore
ConsultantMandy Latimore is a consultant in the disability sector in the fields of travel and access.
Heinrich Grimsehl
ProsthetistHeinrich Grimsehl is a prosthetist in private practice and a member of the South African Orthotic and Prosthetic Association (SAOPA).
Dr Emma McKinney
Children with Disabilities SpecialistDr Emma McKinney is a “children with disabilities” specialist and a post doctoral fellow at Stellenbosch University.
Danie Breedt
PsychologistA scholar-practitioner in the field of psychology, dividing his time between training future psychologists, and clinical practice.
Rustim Ariefdien
Disability Expert ExtraordinaireRustim Ariefdien assists businesses through BBBEE, skills development, employment equity and socio-economic development.
Joy Duffield
Owner: Beauty Academy InternationalJoy Duffield is the owner of Beauty Academy International, an international training Institute for the beauty industry.
Cilna Steyn
Managing Director: SSLR Inc. AttorneysCilna Steyn is the managing director at SSLR Inc. Attorneys and completed her LLB Degree after which she was admitted as an attorney in 2007
Ari Seirlis
Ari Seirlis is the former CEO of QASA, now retired. He will continue to contribute to the publication from time to time.
Daniella Winer
Occupational TherapistDaniella Winer is an occupational therapist with a special interest in post-stroke rehabilitation.
