🍂Here are some gentle fall reminders 🍂 With autumn in full swing we can notice how trees are losing their leaves and the season changing, take the time to soak up the sunlight whenever you can and give yourself time ti breathe in the fall air, remember doing your best can look different everyday. (fb)

DCO Article Recommendation 🌟 Not all disabilities are visible and not all accessibility needs can be seen. For invisible disabilities week, we are highlighting the experiences of Canadians who face daily judgment when using accessible parking spaces. People like Jenna Sittler, who lives with chronic pain and fatigue, and Bart Harder, who sustained a spinal injury, describe the anxiety and shame that come from strangers questioning their right to park. Their stories reveal a painful truth: when disability isn’t visible, many feel forced to prove their suffering just to be believed. Advocates like Jonathan Tremblay remind us that accessibility is about dignity, not appearances. His work with SaskAbilities sheds light on how misunderstanding invisible disabilities isolates people further even when the intention is to protect fairness. This article is a reminder to pause before judging and to remember that when it comes to invisible disabilities, compassion should always come before assumption. Check out the full article here: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatchewan/invisible-disibilities-face-visible-scrutiny-using-accessible-parking-in-canada-1.7622743 #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #articlerecs #disabilityawareness #disabilityadvocacy (fb)