This episode continues our dive into perspectives about disability pride.

Join us as we discuss what the varied experiences of our guests - from their observations of children's experiences, challenges, and motivators - led them to realise about living with disabilities, and promoting advocacy, personal pride, and professional pride in young persons with disabilities. Also, don't miss out on hearing their views about misconceptions about disability and how they'd reorient thinking in society.

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Our guests offer the following support from their own areas of expertise:

Avion Thompson, a social worker, certified mediator, life skills trainer, and special needs mom - offers a free first life skills session to teens from age 14 -18, to help with conflict resolution or emotional pressures. Book a session with her here: https://calendly.com/thegreatnessinitiative/30min

Mark Kemp, a certified hypnotherapist and licensed optician with a disability who runs his own business - offers a free consultation as well as advocacy support and a range of hypnotherapy services to help clients address issues including pain management and making mental/emotional shifts. Book with him here: https://tranquilityhealthwellness.llc/ and also learn other ways to connect with him.

Dr. Marcia Nathai-Balkissoon, a special needs parent and coach to parents, podcaster, author, and strategy lecturer - runs the Special Needs Parent Podcast because she never wants special needs parents to feel abandoned and unsupported.

Get her Amazon bestselling book, Lighting the Path, at ⁠https://books2read.com/lightingthepath⁠

Find Marcia on Facebook at ⁠https://www.facebook.com/MarciaNB8/⁠ and on Instagram @specialneedsparentjourney

Join Marcia's free Lighting the Path Community for Special Needs Parents at ⁠https://www.facebook.com/share/jG6JEHafR3TWTyqG⁠