Aashna's There is a Wall series: The Walls We Could See and the Ableist Walls We Couldn't

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Jun 23
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Aashna's There is a Wall Series: The Walls We Could See and the Ableist Walls We Couldn't - A conversation between Pretish Raja-Helm and Jamie Crabb

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Illustration showing a woman with a red walking stick standing beside a symbolic wall made of everyday barriers such as stairs, waiting-room chairs, and paperwork. Beyond the wall, a small diverse group of people sit together in conversation in a warm, welcoming therapeutic space, with plants and soft natural light. The image represents the visible and invisible barriers of disability, illness and ableism in therapy, alongside community, care and inclusion.

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