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Season 3 Episode 2: The Power of Inclusivity: Building Accessible Spaces for Immunocompromised Individuals with Claire & Armanathia Sepia
Attention caregivers of immunocompromised individuals! Have you heard these myths about creating accessibility in healthcare and the arts?
Myth #1: Immunocompromised individuals don't need as much accessibility as others.
Myth #2: It's too expensive to create accessibility for immunocompromised individuals.
Myth #3: It's impossible to make healthcare and the arts fully accessible for immunocompromised individuals. Don't believe these myths!
Meet Claire and Armanathia Sepia, two dynamic artists, and advocates dedicated to making healthcare and the arts more accessible for immunocompromised individuals. Through their work with Sister Creatives, they create supportive spaces where immunocompromised individuals and caregivers of immunocompromised loved ones can learn and grow, sharing valuable knowledge and experiences.
Claire and Armanathia are passionate about fostering better communication, self-advocacy, and empathy to ensure safety and inclusivity for all. Their expertise in the personal challenges they've faced and heard from other people living with disabilities related to being immunocompromised makes them valuable assets to both the caregiving and healthcare community.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Discover how to create accessibility for immunocompromised individuals in healthcare and the arts.
Learn the art of self-advocacy for immunocompromised individuals in medical appointments.
Understand the crucial role empathy and customer service play in healthcare.
Explore inclusivity and intersectionality in accessibility needs for marginalized communities.
Find the right balance between entrepreneurship and caregiving through self-care and risk-taking.
Connect with Claire & Amaranthia Sepia:
Website
Connect with Melissa:
Caregiving & Entrepreneurship Reimagined Waitlist
programs.melissamiller2011.com
YouTube
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By Melissa MillerAttention caregivers of immunocompromised individuals! Have you heard these myths about creating accessibility in healthcare and the arts?
Myth #1: Immunocompromised individuals don't need as much accessibility as others.
Myth #2: It's too expensive to create accessibility for immunocompromised individuals.
Myth #3: It's impossible to make healthcare and the arts fully accessible for immunocompromised individuals. Don't believe these myths!
Meet Claire and Armanathia Sepia, two dynamic artists, and advocates dedicated to making healthcare and the arts more accessible for immunocompromised individuals. Through their work with Sister Creatives, they create supportive spaces where immunocompromised individuals and caregivers of immunocompromised loved ones can learn and grow, sharing valuable knowledge and experiences.
Claire and Armanathia are passionate about fostering better communication, self-advocacy, and empathy to ensure safety and inclusivity for all. Their expertise in the personal challenges they've faced and heard from other people living with disabilities related to being immunocompromised makes them valuable assets to both the caregiving and healthcare community.
In this episode, you will be able to:
Discover how to create accessibility for immunocompromised individuals in healthcare and the arts.
Learn the art of self-advocacy for immunocompromised individuals in medical appointments.
Understand the crucial role empathy and customer service play in healthcare.
Explore inclusivity and intersectionality in accessibility needs for marginalized communities.
Find the right balance between entrepreneurship and caregiving through self-care and risk-taking.
Connect with Claire & Amaranthia Sepia:
Website
Connect with Melissa:
Caregiving & Entrepreneurship Reimagined Waitlist
programs.melissamiller2011.com
YouTube