Not All Disabilities Can Be Seen: Understanding Invisible Disabilities
Disabilities come in various forms, and while some are immediately apparent, such as using a wheelchair, others are hidden from view.
Did you pass our pop quiz?
In the DID YOU KNOW post on November 19th, we posted a TRUE/FALSE question: “Deaf, hearing impaired, handicapped, disabled are interchangeable terms.” The answer is FALSE.
What does universal access mean to you?
The wheelchair symbol, often referred to as the “International Symbol of Access,” does not fully represent the concept of universal access for several reasons.
Intellectual Disability: When did the terminology shift?
Have you ever wondered where the term Intellectual Disability came from? Is it a new diagnosis?
Understanding Intellectual Disabilities and Learning Disabilities: Unveiling the Differences
Since so many people believe Intellectual Disability and Learning Disability are interchangeable, I’ve created an educational piece about the differences between the two.
Embracing My Hidden Superpower: Living with a Learning Disability
Today, I want to share with you a unique aspect of my life that I’ve learned to embrace and conquer every day – my learning disability.
