#Professionals

G Peters ♿️ It's still a pandemic btw.

mssinenomine

Canada is passing a law that will mark disabled people as a special class of humans that can access state funded and administered death even if they aren't dying.Non-disabled Canada

EdEdd&Eddy

edace2936

I’m here at #VCU’s compass in front of Cabell library where protesters have gathered with three banners reading “Drop the Charges,” “Defund the Police,” and “Stop the Evictions” leaning against

First 1001 Days

first1001days

Today we launch #WorkingforBabies on how local 0-2 services responded to #Lockdown1. In #Lockdown3 its findings are as relevant as ever. Download the report: https://1001days.org.uk/workingforbabies but here is an overview

Allie Morgan the grumpwitch

grumpwitch

To anyone who wonders about the difference between CPTSD and PTSD, it goes like this:Losing your leg in a bear trap is a traumatic experience that may lead to PTSD.Having

autistictic

autistictic

#AACusers - I can't be the only one extremely uncomfortable with professionals using/teaching #AAC exerting total control over the AAC tools?Creating, deleting, hiding buttons.Forcing users to stay on one page.Recording

Em

DrEm_79

Some people have been asking about why I’ve been away from here for a while. I wasn’t sure if I was going to speak about why, but I’ve realised some

josé mejía

aliasCHEPE

A bit about my experience getting the COVID-19 vaccine (and living with HIV) I’m part of group 12 (I think) which covers people living with HIV on the Oxford

Devutopia

D_Raval

A lot happens with #COVID19 everyday, some of it gets lost with everything else going on or just doesn't get covered. I'll try to do a regular (hopefully daily) Thread

Michael McGill

mcgillmd921

IT ProfessionalsTo be successful in IT, it's not enough to develop your technical skills.You must develop yourself.Over the next 30 days, I'll be writing a daily essay on skills that

tay𑁍

reynetaylor

i got a new therapist in february, checked myself into the brook in april, spent 2 months there in a partial hospitalization program, while still seeing my outpatient therapist, got

Tessa Davis

TessaRDavis

The pandemic has posed new challenges for deaf staff. Inability to lip read through masks, noisy environment, masks muffling sounds all pose new barriers. In our departments, it’s our job

Jane Bernal 🌈

SJaneBernal

Expecting the Unexpected. When death is expected, people can plan for it, think about what care they want when dying, where they might die, make a 'bucket-list', use Palliative Care

Emmett!

WannabeLinguist

An important thread.#TransLivesMatter https://twitter.com/natininatini/status/1293295269560410118 This is the harsh truth of what trans healthcare is like for many of us in the UK right now. There are over 13,500 of us

Luis Villa

luis_in_brief

I had a lot of fun with this, even though I rewrote my talk after hearing @stephenrwalli talk about how learning to do open source to full maturity is like

State Senator Mary Washington

StateSenMaryW

I must vehemently disagree with Gov. Hogan's claim that "there is no public health reason" to keep many of our students learning virtually. /1https://www.baltimoresun.com/coronavirus/bs-md-hogan-salmon-covid-schools-update-202

Dr. Heather Wiltse

hrwiltse

I've been reflecting on the distinction between 'academic' and 'professional', esp. in contexts where the former can be used as an insult. These terms can be used to imply an

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