Category: PIP (Page 1 of 5)
Disclaimer: Trigger Warning
This article addresses sensitive topics and may contain trigger words that could evoke emotional or distressing responses. We understand that discussions surrounding welfare policies, particularly those affecting disabled individuals, can be deeply personal and evoke … Continue Reading...
Embracing Inclusivity: The Importance of Unlearning Ableism
Where a world that continuously strives for progress and inclusivity, one critical aspect often overlooked is ableism. Ableism refers to discrimination and social prejudice against people with disabilities or those who are perceived … Continue Reading...
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This article contains content that may be triggering or sensitive to some readers. We recognize that discussions surrounding topics such as mental health, financial struggles, and discrimination can evoke strong emotions and may resonate with … Continue Reading...
Understanding Indirect Discrimination: Impact on People with Invisible Disabilities
Discrimination comes in various forms, some overt and others subtle, yet equally damaging. While direct discrimination is easy to identify, indirect discrimination often lurks beneath the surface, insidiously affecting individuals, especially … Continue Reading...
Understanding Intrusive Thoughts: Definition and Management
Intrusive thoughts are a common phenomenon experienced by many individuals, yet they often evoke confusion and concern. These thoughts can be distressing, bizarre, or even violent, leading individuals to question their … Continue Reading...