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When Tragedy Strikes: Ethical Reflections on Public Discourse, Advocacy and Care
Written by: Jasmine K. Y. Loo (Psychologist and NAPAA Co-founder) When tragedies involving disabled people and their families occur, many of us feel an urgent pull to respond. Grief, anger, fear, helplessness, and a deep sense of injustice can surface all at once. For advocates, professionals, and community members who care deeply about disability rights and systemic failures, silence can feel uncomfortable — even complicit. The instinct to speak, to explain, to demand chang
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How to Advocate for Yourself in Medical Appointments Without Burning Out
By Jasmine K. Y. Loo (Psychologist) Medical appointments can be draining for anyone, but for neurodivergent people, they can be especially overwhelming. Between navigating communication differences, explaining complex health histories, and managing sensory overload, many of us leave appointments feeling unheard, dismissed - or simply exhausted. Advocating for yourself shouldn't come at the cost of your energy, dignity, or mental health. Here are some strategies to help you p
Aug 28, 20253 min read
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