Please see attached file below.  [MUSIC PLAYING] TEACHER: As people in a highly visual world, we take in information and make judgments largely

Please see attached file below. 

[MUSIC PLAYING] TEACHER: As people in a highly visual world, we take in information and make judgments largely through our visual perceptions. But what about what cannot be seen? Invisible disabilities are just that, invisible. However, they may be recognizable to those who live with them. Invisible disabilities include such conditions as diabetes, autism, fibromyalgia, traumatic brain injury, and mental illness among others. These are neurological or physiological conditions that are not immediately apparent but that nevertheless affect every aspect of a person’s life. When discussing their disability with someone else, they may receive comments like, well, you look fine to me. Are you sure there’s something wrong with you? You don’t seem disabled? Oh, it’s all in your head. These kinds of statements invalidate their experience and the very real symptoms and challenges they may be having. So not only may the person feel marginalized by the disability itself but also by the lack of acknowledgment and empathy from others. Social workers recognize the impact of invisible disabilities in their assessments and treatment plans examining how the disability intersects with other factors to influence the client’s well-being. They also know that just because a disability is hidden it does not make a person any less worthy of support. [MUSIC PLAYING]

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