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Exploring Recovery - A conversation for National Recovery Month. Two women are holding hands - one seated in a wheelchair.

Disability & Health Webinar – Exploring Recovery

A conversation on the future of trauma-informed care The American Association on Health and Disability is proud to announce our next conversation in the Disability & Health Webinar Series! Join us on Wednesday, September 25th from 2:00–3:30pm ET/ 11:00am-12:00pm PT, for a special conversation for National Recovery Month. This conversation will explore recovery related to mental […]

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Health For All - Transgender History Month. Photo of Magnus Hirschfeld.

Transgender History Month

A Look Back at the History of Transgender Healthcare This piece begins a series in our blog discussing transgender healthcare and the importance of access to all, including the disability community. Transgender individuals are people whose gender identity is different from their sex at birth. They have existed since time immemorial and are found in […]

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Conversation Circle on Health and Disability - National Recovery Month. Sept 12th. 2pm ET.

Conversation Circle – National Recovery Month

There are many different paths to recovery. Over 50 million adults in the United States reported recovering from their mental health or substance use as of 2021. Staying healthy in this process can be shaped by many factors and is unique to each person’s needs and story. The knowledge of lived experience in recovery is […]

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