Guidelines for Understanding Invisible disabilities
Guidelines for Understanding and Supporting People with Invisible disabilities Just because these disabilities are not immediately apparent does not mean that they do not impact a person's life significantly. Supporting someone with an invisible disability requires understanding, empathy, and thoughtful actions. Here are some ways you can help: Harmony Home and community care - NDIS registered providers - NDIS Innovative Community Participation - NDIS Household Tasks Educate Yourself Take the initiative to educate yourself about various types of invisible disabilities . Learn about the symptoms, challenges, and coping mechanisms associated with these conditions. By acquiring knowledge, you can better understand the experiences of individuals with invisible disabilities and adjust your perspective accordingly. Listen and Validate When someone with an invisible disability shares their experiences, listen attentively and validate their feelings. Avoid making judgment or dismissin...