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Thirty-five years ago, President George H. W. Bush signed the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) into law on July 26, 1990. This landmark legislation was the result of years of grassroots activism,...
Despite recent federal policy changes that have scaled back government guidance on accessibility, private ADA lawsuits continue to surge, creating unprecedented legal risks for mental health practi...
Forward-thinking mental health practitioners are discovering that building truly accessible practices creates not just better outcomes for clients, but more sustainable, fulfilling, and financially...
The relationship between disability, trauma, and mental health creates a complex landscape that requires specialized understanding and adaptive care approaches. People with disabilities experience ...
Mental health accessibility should be more than a legal requirement—it should be the foundation of compassionate, effective care. For millions of Americans with disabilities, accessing quality me
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Many organizations and practitioners are working to create more welcoming environments for diverse populations, including people with disabilities. Yet despite good intentions, these efforts some...
Mental health professionals across all disciplines—social workers, counselors, psychologists, marriage and family therapists—are guided by ethical frameworks that share common principles: respect...
As Social Work Month draws to a close, we reflect on a profession that has always operated at the intersection of individual needs and environmental factors. Though the celebration is ending, one...
In recent months, as we've undergone our rebranding process, we've observed concerning trends that directly impact our work and the communities we serve. The increasing challenges to diversity, equity...
