Summer holidays can disrupt routines, causing anxiety for individuals with severe intellectual disabilities. Our article on predictability offers strategies to reduce anxiety and promote wellbeing during these changes. Learn how to create a more predictable environment and support those you care for this summer. Link in bio #MentalHealth #SummerHolidays #AnxietySupport #IntellectualDisabilities #SupportAndCare
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🌟 Embrace Awareness: It's Invisible Disabilities Week! 🌟 Invisible Disabilities Awareness Week reminds us that not all challenges are visible. 💜✨ Let’s raise our voices to foster understanding, compassion, and support for those navigating these unseen struggles. Together, we can create a more inclusive world where every story is heard and valued. 🧡 What Are Invisible Disabilities? Invisible disabilities are conditions that may not be immediately obvious to others. These could include chronic pain, mental health disorders, autoimmune diseases, and more. They can be just as debilitating as visible disabilities, even if they aren't readily apparent. #InvisibleDisabilitiesWeek #InvisibleNoMore #Support #Empathy #Awareness #InvisibleDisabilities #YouAreNotAlone #lendinghand #healthcare #homecare #lhcare #londonontario #519london,
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Why does burnout so frequently affect people with disabilities? I was discussing this with a colleague last week, and here are a couple of reasons why we think we've had burnout in the past: ▪ We want to disprove the assumption that people with disabilities underperform able-bodied people. ▪ We never know how we will feel tomorrow, next week, or next month. Anytime we feel capable of doing something, we do it just in case our circumstances change. The combination of these two points makes it very hard to have downtime, even on evenings and weekends. And when we do have downtime, it's hard to shake the guilt.
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Dual disabilities typically refer to individuals who experience two distinct disabilities simultaneously. These disabilities could be physical, sensory, cognitive, developmental, or a combination thereof. For instance, a person may have both a visual impairment and a mobility impairment, or they may have a learning disability along with a mental health condition. Managing dual disabilities can present unique challenges as each disability may require different types of support and accommodations. In our latest blog post, we share some strategies that people with dual disabilities might find helpful: https://lnkd.in/gMt6aTKu #disabilitysupportservices #dualdisabilities #awareness #inclusivity #support #accommodations #authenticcare
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As well as October being #DyslexiaAwarenessMonth this week 20 -26 October 2024 is #InvisibleDisabilitiesWeek. Invisible disabilities can include chronic pain, mental health conditions, autoimmune disorders, neurodiversity and more. Here are a few ways we can support our colleagues and communities: Listen and Learn: Take the time to understand what invisible disabilities entail and how they affect people's lives. Encourage Open Dialogue: Create an environment where sharing experiences is welcomed, without judgment. Advocate for Inclusivity: Support policies and practices that promote accessibility and understanding in the workplace and beyond. #InvisibleDisabilitiesWeek #Inclusion #Awareness #SupportEachOther #IPAbility https://lnkd.in/eJ3HdDW
Invisible Disabilities Week 2024 Invisible Disabilities Week Oct 20-26
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🚫 Myth: Disabilities Are Always Visible 🚫 Fact: Many disabilities are not visible to the eye. Invisible disabilities, such as chronic pain, mental health conditions, or learning disabilities, can significantly impact a person's life even if there are no outward signs. It's important to remember that just because you can't see a disability doesn't mean it isn't there. Let's continue to foster understanding and empathy by recognising that disabilities come in many forms. Together, we can create a more inclusive and supportive environment for everyone. #DisabilityAwareness #InvisibleDisabilities #InclusionMatters #MythBusting #SupportAndEmpathy
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Continuing Education: Advancing Understanding of Invisible Disabilities I'm delighted to announce my recent completion of a specialized course on Invisible Disabilities, provided by Eleventure® through NonprofitReady.org. This course enhanced my insights into the broad spectrum of invisible disabilities, encompassing everything from physical and neurological conditions to mental health issues. The course significantly enhanced my abilities to recognize invisible disabilities and effectively provide the necessary accommodations for those affected. ( Fact: It is estimated that 70-80% of disabilities are invisible. https://lnkd.in/df4TZhh9) As we strive for inclusive work environments, it's vital to acknowledge and adapt to these often-overlooked challenges. Let's keep pushing the boundaries of inclusivity! #ContinuousLearning #DisabilityAwareness #InclusionMatters #ProfessionalGrowth #MentalHealthAwareness #InvisibleDisabilities, #HiddenDisabilities #DisabilityInclusion
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While physical disabilities often come to mind first, there's a whole world beyond what meets the eye. Invisible disabilities can include mental health issues, sensory dysfunctions, chronic pain, and much more. These challenges might be hidden, but their impact is real and significant. 🌟 Let's Dive Deeper: Invisible Doesn't Mean Insignificant: Many people with invisible disabilities face daily challenges that aren't immediately apparent to others. Understanding and Empathy: Learning about these hidden aspects can foster greater empathy and support within our communities. Support Systems Matter: Recognizing invisible disabilities can lead to better support systems and accommodations. 📢 Join the Conversation! Share your thoughts or experiences with invisible disabilities. How can we make our society more inclusive for all? 🌐 ✨ Follow us for more insights and stories that bring to light the diverse experiences of people with disabilities. Visit us ➡ www.blackhorsecare.com 👉 #InvisibleDisabilitiesAwareness #BeyondVisible #InclusiveSociety #EmpathyExpands#blackhorsecare #CareGiver #HealthFirst #homecare #personalcare #domiciliarycare
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Are you supporting staff with hidden disabilities? The modern workplace is diverse, so fostering inclusivity and accommodating the needs of all employees is crucial. While visible disabilities may prompt immediate attention, it's equally important to address the challenges faced by individuals with invisible disabilities. These conditions, such as chronic illnesses, mental health issues, and neurological disorders, may not be apparent, but their impact on employees' well-being and productivity is significant. I have shared some thoughts and ideas in a blog to help employers create a supportive environment for employees with invisible disabilities. I would be interested to know your thoughts and experiences. https://ow.ly/9BVa50QsT2O #InvisibleDisabilities #HiddenDisabilities #InclusionMatters #SupportiveWorkplace #DiverseWorkforce #EmployeeWellbeing #MentalHealthMatters #ChronicIllnessAwareness #Neurodiversity #InclusiveEmployment
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Great tips on #DisabilityInclusion from Disability Belongs
Disability Inclusion Tip 4: If you are an employer, make sure your employees know how to request accommodations. You want all employees to have the tools they need to do their best work! Do you or your organization want to learn more about how to be welcoming and inclusive of people with physical, sensory, cognitive, mental health, or other disabilities? Contact Disability Belongs™! We offer training and consulting that can help you grow and reach your goals. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/ePZAePa8
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There are many reasons why individuals with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) may face unique challenges, this can impact upon their self-esteem. Here are some top tips to support self-esteem challenges 👇 #SelfEsteem #MentalHealth #SensoryNeeds
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