Abler: Equality For the Disabled Blog

See you next show! Mark it down July 13th, 2019! Happy Summer1 - Jessica

From June 20th-June 23rd I am pausing all work realtated activities. If urgent please contact me, The Abler's social channels. All work actvities will resume Monday June 24, 2019. Thank you, founder, Jessica

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Brand new topic episode is now streaming On The Many Faces Of The Abled Podcast, Topic Sun Allergy. Listen now! Next show will be on 6/29/19 Topic Headache/Migraine Awareness Month 

For thoes that do not know. I began my advacy work, and professional writing career in hopes to get the word out about a condition that I have a personal connection to. Nine years ago, my sister was diagnosed as a chonic cluster suffer, as well a chronic migraine suffer. And like most invisible conditions people assume that the condition, and symptoms, pain ect are made up or exaggerated. It's time to erase the misconceptions, stigma, and assumptions. We need to start to take this more seriously, and educate, find more acceptable treatment options, and please stop blaming the person with any condition. It is not something anyone wants to have because they want attention just like it's not "just a headache."

I nformation Source: American Music Therapy Association https://www.musictherapy.org/about/musictherapy/ Author’s Note: I am in no way a professional of any kind. Nor am I certified in any capacity. If you or someone you love feel that music therapy would be beneficial to yourself or someone you love then I highly recommend that all interested parties talk with their trusted medical professional. I am highly against self-diagnosis.  What Is Music Therapy? Music Therapy is used to address the physical, emotional, cognitive, and social needs of a person(s) upon assessment. Music therapy can also help in areas of communication if the said person shows difficulty in that area. It is also important to note that clinical music therapy is the only professional, research-based discipline that actively applies supportive science to the creative, emotional, and energizing experiences of music for health treatment and educational goals.  What Music Therapy Is Not Whi