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Five things not to say when someone has an invisible disability
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in CAMHS, Mental health, News on 26th January, 2022
A group of CAMHS Equality Champions, including young people, parents and workers, have been sharing personal stories, resources and information over the last few months in order to raise awareness and understanding of invisible disabilities. As we head into 2022 this latest piece from the group shares some thoughts on...