Redefining Disability: Phillip Bramwell's Journey to Empowerment and Advocacy
Joshua Tyler Berglan
The World's Mayor| Award-Winning Producer & Show Host | International Bestselling Author | Advocate for Media Literacy & Empowering Underserved Communities
Breaking Barriers: Phillip Bramwell's Inspiring Journey
I recently had the privilege of interviewing Phillip Bramwell, a remarkable disability rights advocate and former child actor living with cerebral palsy. Phillip's story is one of resilience, innovation, and unwavering determination.
Key highlights from our conversation:
• Phillip's unique perspective as a triplet born with cerebral palsy
• His journey from child actor to disability advocate
• The importance of communication skills for those with disabilities
• Challenging misconceptions about medical care for disabled individuals
• Creating a "disability economy" to empower the community
• Addressing the often-overlooked issues of touch deprivation and romantic relationships
Phillip's insights offer valuable lessons for medical professionals, caregivers, and anyone interested in disability rights and inclusion. His vision for a more accessible and understanding world is both inspiring and achievable.
🎥 Watch the full interview to learn more about Phillip's journey and his innovative ideas for empowering the disabled community:
Let's support Phillip's mission and work together towards a more inclusive society. Share your thoughts in the comments!
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MD at InvestInMyHealth.com
3wI am so happy that you call attention to touch deprivation. Touch, affection is critically important for a person's health.
MD at InvestInMyHealth.com
3wAmazing interview. The issues are complex and there are no easy solutions but it's important to brainstorm how to improve a particular situation. For example, a hot topic is the double "punishment" of having to be poor in addition to being disabled in order to get Medicaid benefits. I believe that it is enough just to be disabled and the financial assets should not play a role because disability is disproportionately more expensive than being able-bodied.
Private Disability Coach/Consultant
4wThank you for having me on, Joshua! Be sure to follow me on Instagram: PhillipBramwellCoach and Youtube: Phillip Bramwell Coach.
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