Mental health and disability

Mental health conditions are common - so much so that 42.9% of Australian adults experience a mental disorder at some point in their lives. Not all mental health conditions, however, are considered disabilities. When they are, they’re termed psychosocial disabilities....

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Independent living for people with disabilities

Living with a disability can be challenging, especially if you live alone. That’s why it’s important to make your home situation as comfortable and accessible as possible, so you can feel empowered to live life on your own terms. According to the Australian Bureau of...

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Revolutionising Accessibility

Discover the game-changing tech transforming the lives of people with disabilities in Australia Ever used Siri to look up something on the Internet? Or Alexa to play some music while you’re cooking? Or ‘Hey Google’ to add something to your shopping list? These are all...

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Unlock Your Freedom

A guide to getting a NSW driver's licence while living with a disability Getting a driver’s licence is an important milestone in many young (and some older) people’s lives. It gives you freedom of movement and independence. If you’re living with a disability, a...

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Navigating NDIS Supports

Living with a disability, or caring for someone who does? If you’re in Australia, you’ve likely heard of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). The NDIS is a game changer, providing essential support services like physiotherapy, speech therapy, community...

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Parenting with a Disability

Deciding to have a child is one of the most important choices a person can make in life. And while it’s probably one of the more rewarding experiences you can have, it comes with daily struggles, ups and downs, and challenges. When you have a disability, having a...

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Borderline Personality Disorder

In life, we’re constantly doing the dance between controlling what we can to have a safe and stable life and accepting and learning to live with what we can’t control. In the area of disability, you don’t have much control over what disability you have, how you attain...

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