Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com People often ask what connects my work in occupational therapy, yoga therapy, chronic illness, disability, and sibling support. The answer is simple: real life doesn’t live in silos. Regulation doesn’t stop at the nervous system.Identity doesn’t stop at diagnosis.And sibling experiences don’t end in childhood. Over time, I realized I… Continue reading Everything Is Connected—and That’s Why I’m Writing More
Effective leadership in IDD services requires a holistic approach that values siblings' roles alongside therapists. By incorporating siblings' insights in care planning and supporting therapeutic collaboration, leaders can enhance family dynamics and caregiving preparation. This inclusive strategy fosters emotional well-being for both siblings and individuals with IDD, creating a supportive environment.
In my quest to explore the world and seek out better opportunities for my brother, I've had some incredible experiences with various organizations. My journey began with Yoga for All Abilities, which has taken me to places like India, London, Croatia, and hopefully Brazil this year. After that, I participated in two skill corps tours… Continue reading Travel’s Continued
I want to share my experience of attending a mandatory DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusion) training. I felt really upset during the session because I strongly believe that every person should be treated equally, regardless of their background. However, the training didn't cover the topic of disability which was disappointing. We need to see everyone… Continue reading Why?
I have not sat down to write a blog post in probably well over a year. I honestly just didn't make time for it. Over the summer, I was lucky to do a bit of traveling and see what is life like for people with disabilities in India and Eastern Europe. While in India, I… Continue reading I’m Pissed
