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What Is Ableism and how does it affect those with invisible disabilities?
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in CAMHS, Mental health, News on 25th March, 2022
For the latest piece in raising awareness of the Invisible Disabilities Project, we hear from Helena, Children and Mental Health Service (CAMHS) Young Advisor, and Louise, CAMHS Parent/ Carer Advisor, who have collaborated to discuss 'Ableism'. You will also hear from Raelene, a parent of an autistic child suffering with...