Disability Inclusion That Builds Client Trust

Simple practices that move beyond compliance. Disability inclusion is often taught as a checklist. This workshop focuses on everyday communication and interaction—what clients notice, what helps, and what unintentionally creates barriers.

Participants learn how to:

  • engage clients with visible and invisible disabilities respectfully

  • offer support without overstepping or making assumptions

  • adjust communication styles, pacing, or environment when needed

  • avoid language and habits that create distance

  • respond well when a client names an access need

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