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Late last year Belle caught up with Freya to highlight the then announcement that NDIS funded art therapy was under review. It's validity now been quietly reestablished, but not without a lot of distress and confusion for participants. We also explore what a neurodivergent affirming family therapist does, as Freya offers family group supports (find her on Instagram @the_process_repository )

Late last year Belle caught up with Freya to highlight the then announcement that NDIS funded art therapy was under review. It's validity now been quietly reestablished, but not without a lot of distress and confusion for participants. We also explore what a neurodivergent affirming family therapist does, as Freya offers family group supports (find her on Instagram @the_process_repository )

Late last year Belle caught up with Freya to highlight the then announcement that NDIS funded art therapy was under review. It's validity now been quietly reestablished, but not without a lot of distress and confusion for participants. We also explore what a neurodivergent affirming family therapist does, as Freya offers family group supports (find her on Instagram @the_process_repository )

Part 4 Tabitha Lean by Kim Stewart

Part 2 Tabitha Lean by Kim Stewart

Part 3 Tabitha Lean by Kim Stewart

Part 1 Tabitha Lean by Kim Stewart

Sam is a power wheelchair user and uses AAC to communicate. We discuss NDIS reforms, including concerns around registration of support workers, also issues around housing - young people with disability being relegated to aged care facilities and the harmful reality of group homes, perspectives coming from Sam's own lived experiences. We hear an excerpt from Sam’s book “The Slow Violence Cookbook”...

Sam is a power wheelchair user and uses AAC to communicate. We discuss NDIS reforms, including concerns around registration of support workers, also issues around housing - young people with disability being relegated to aged care facilities and the harmful reality of group homes, perspectives coming from Sam's own lived experiences. We hear an excerpt from Sam’s book “The Slow Violence Cookbook”...

Sam is a power wheelchair user and uses AAC to communicate. We discuss NDIS reforms, including concerns around registration of support workers, also issues around housing - young people with disability being relegated to aged care facilities and the harmful reality of group homes, perspectives coming from Sam's own lived experiences. We hear an excerpt from Sam’s book “The Slow Violence Cookbook”...

Jordan is making COVID data accessible on social media, and highlights the debilitating experience & ongoing social isolation of people with Long COVID, and also offers advice on how better to educate ourselves and others, and particularly the importance of taking precautions consistently.

Jordan is making COVID data accessible on social media, and highlights the debilitating experience & ongoing social isolation of people with Long COVID, and also offers advice on how better to educate ourselves and others, and particularly the importance of taking precautions consistently.

Jordan is making COVID data accessible on social media, and highlights the debilitating experience & ongoing social isolation of people with Long COVID, and also offers advice on how better to educate ourselves and others, and particularly the importance of taking precautions consistently.

Jordan is making COVID data accessible on social media, and highlights the debilitating experience & ongoing social isolation of people with Long COVID, and also offers advice on how better to educate ourselves and others, and particularly the importance of taking precautions consistently.

Jordan is making COVID data accessible on social media, and highlights the debilitating experience & ongoing social isolation of people with Long COVID, and also offers advice on how better to educate ourselves and others, and particularly the importance of taking precautions consistently.

Jordan is making COVID data accessible on social media, and highlights the debilitating experience & ongoing social isolation of people with Long COVID, and also offers advice on how better to educate ourselves and others, and particularly the importance of taking precautions consistently.

Part 3 Emma Myers by Kim Stewart

Part 1 Emma Myers Federal budget March '25 by Kim Stewart

Part 2 Emma Myers by Kim Stewart

Part 4 Emma Myers by Kim Stewart

Annabelle Oxley is a Disability Trainer at QLD Council of LGBTI Health and Disability Advocate. We discussed the need for intersectional feminism, and the importance of feminists solidarity with transgender and disabled women, who face violence and exclusion.

Annabelle Oxley is a Disability Trainer at QLD Council of LGBTI Health and Disability Advocate. We discussed the need for intersectional feminism, and the importance of feminists solidarity with transgender and disabled women, who face violence and exclusion.

Dr Kim Stewart is the founding produce of Only Human, the first Station Advocate for People with Disability, social worker, researcher and a lecturer at University of Southern Queensland. We explored her project "Women on the Edge" and the push to improve participation and leadership of disabled women in community radio.

Dr Kim Stewart is the founding produce of Only Human, the first Station Advocate for People with Disability, social worker, researcher and a lecturer at University of Southern Queensland. We explored her project "Women on the Edge" and the push to improve participation and leadership of disabled women in community radio.

Dr Kim Stewart is the founding produce of Only Human, the first Station Advocate for People with Disability, social worker, researcher and a lecturer at University of Southern Queensland. We explored her project "Women on the Edge" and the push to improve participation and leadership of disabled women in community radio.