Let’s get in formation: 2016 Disability Policy Seminar
The three-day conference provided useful information on policies, and their impact on the disability community.
Returning to my origin root of self-advocacy
My experience in Washington DC was like a dandelion that finally bloomed on a stone street.
The Waiting Game
Psychotherapy and psychological assessments are essential services for families of children with developmental disabilities.
Moving from Inclusion to Belonging within Faith-Based Communities
We often mistake the word “inclusion” for physical inclusion.
Remembering the Glass Siblings
A few years back, Alicia Arenas presented an engaging and powerful TED talk in San Antonio regarding what it means to be a sibling of a child with special needs.
Through Their Eyes: Families and Autism
All too often, families are forgotten when teams of educators and professionals become so narrowly focused on supporting their students with disabilities.
Interprofessional Education Experience
Over the past several months, I have been fortunate to be able to apply the interprofessional skills we have been learning in our LEND didactic and clinical sessions into other aspects of my life.
Relationship of Disabilities and the Criminal Justice System
Why are there 1.1 million people with learning disabilities currently incarcerated?
Out of my Mind and Going Bananas!
There is a girl. She is smart, funny and playful.
