Photo by Guduru Ajay bhargav on Pexels.com For many siblings of children with disabilities, stress doesn’t always look like stress.They are the helpers, the flexible ones, the “easy” kids. And because they see their parents juggling so much, siblings often learn to mask their own needs — even from themselves. As we settle into a… Continue reading How to Spot Sibling Stress (Even When They Say “I’m Fine”)
I am not sure that any where in the world has healthcare figured out. As for the US, the capitalistic system is failing most of us. Even more so if you have a government insurance policy. I turn people away daily because they can't afford to privately pay for services and make too much money… Continue reading Healthcare Concerns
The Centers for Disease Control and The World health Organization both have statements regarding burnout. Here is the official statement from the CDC . "Burnout is an “occupational phenomenon”, rather than a medical condition or actual disease (according to the International Classification of Diseases, 11th revision or ICD-11). -Although burnout is not an official medical condition,… Continue reading Burnout
Photo via Adobe Stock Self-expression is a fundamental aspect of human existence, allowing individuals to convey their thoughts, emotions, and identity to the world. For those living with disabilities, self-expression holds a unique and transformative power, significantly enhancing well-being in various ways. This article hosted by Soul to Soul Yoga delves into how self-expression not… Continue reading Empowering Voices: How Self-Expression Transforms Well-being for Individuals with Disabilities
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?
