Building Inclusive Workplace for People with Invisible Disability: ADHD

Happy Invisible Disabilities Awareness Week! 🤍🤍 I have been living with an invisible disability for 12 years and it hasn’t been easy. All disabilities are meant to be celebrated and better understood and not compared. Education and awareness matter because invisible disabilities can be just as real and challenging as the ones you can see. Like I always say- disability is not a bad word! Those who are disabled are no less than those who are abled. Celebrating this invisible disability awareness

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What we wish you knew about Invisible Disability this #InvisibleDisabilitiesWeek Let me know what you would add to the list in the comments! And share to help more people understand what it’s like to live with an invisible disability! Here is what we wish you knew about living with an Invisible Disability 1. You can have a physical, visible disability and still have invisible disabilities. When I’m using my wheelchair it’s more obvious that I’m disabled but even then you can’t seen chronic pain,

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INVISIBLE DISABILITIES AWARENESS WEEK 🫥 Many people are fighting battles that you can’t see. October 19-25 is “Invisible Disabilities Week.” An “invisible” disability is one that you might not be able to “see” on the OUTSIDE — but on the INSIDE, people living with a chronic illness like arthritis, multiple sclerosis, mental illness (just to name a few) are struggling to feel SEEN. Living with a chronic condition that others can’t see can feel incredibly isolating. Whatever challenges you’re fac

Happy New Year Everyone! 💙💙💙 IDA brings awareness, education, programs, speakers, resources, and support to millions living with invisible disabilities, caregivers, friends and family, groups, medical professionals, businesses, and schools around the world. #InvisibleDisabilities We do this through our websites, pamphlets, books, blogs, video podcasts, radio and television interviews, YouTube channels, events, speaking, and social media. We have launched many incredible programs such as: The