Invisible Disabilities Week: Understanding, Acceptance, and Inclusion
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Not every disability—or support need—is visible. In this episode of DSACO Up for Discussion, host Sarah Soell welcomes Emily from the Autism Foundation of Oklahoma for a conversation about looking beyond appearances and building a more inclusive community.
In recognition of Invisible Disabilities Week, we explore common misconceptions about autism, the experiences others may not see, and how small changes can help individuals and families feel understood and supported.
Topics include:
- Understanding invisible disabilities and support needs
- Responding with patience instead of judgment
- Recognizing sensory and communication differences
- Making schools, workplaces, and community spaces more inclusive
- Listening to autistic individuals and respecting their preferences
- Connecting with the Autism Foundation of Oklahoma for resources and support
Connect with the Autism Foundation of Oklahoma: Visit autismfoundationok.org to learn more about their programs, resources, and ways to get involved.
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