Providing inclusive services starts with a fundamental truth: effective counseling starts with meeting people where they are.

As conversations around mental health continue to grow, one group is still too often left out: people with disabilities.

“I had a broken leg once, so I know what it’s like to have a disability.” Well, maybe … sort of. In an effort to identify and connect with disabled people, non-disabled people sometimes feel moved to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. When TaLisha Grzyb met her tutor in college, she had no idea that she was meeting her future husband. “I was always very much ...

Have you experienced that awkward moment when you meet a new colleague, notice a visible disability, and suddenly, all you know about everyday social interaction seems to go out the window? You are ...

Most people over 50 were already adults when the Americans with Disabilities Act took effect in 1992 and transformed the rights of people with physical and mental conditions. Subscribe to our ...

From the lack of proper diagnosis and support for students with dyslexia and ADHD to the stigmatization of disorders like autism and Down syndrome, students with disabilities are not treated equally ...

To advance equity and professional development for medical students, trainees, and physicians with disabilities, John D. Hall, MD, clinical associate professor of medicine at the Jacobs School of ...

Universal Studios Parks recently updated its disability pass requirements — patrons with disabilities must now obtain an Individual Accessibility Card (IAC) from the International Board of ...

Justice-impacted individuals with disabilities (JIID) are nearly 11 percentage points less likely to be employed than people ...

People with disabilities account for 13% of all pregnancies in Ontario, but a new report shows that this population was more likely to experience pregnancy complications such as emergency department ...