Q&A [solidarity rate]

Service Description

Feeling like the medical and mental health professionals you work with don't truly understand your experience of being disabled, autistic, mad, and/or neuroqueer? Not sure about words such as 'mad,' 'crip,' and 'neuroqueer'? Want to learn how pathologization is not individual, but a function of their social context and broader systems of oppression? Embrace your curiosity in an anti-oppressive, affirming context.