Not Just the Winter Blues
According to the World Health Organization, more than 300 million people across the globe have depression, making it the leading cause of disability worldwide. Yet, less than half of those
5 Ways to Support Family, Friends and Colleagues with PTSD during the Holiday Season
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a disability that typically occurs after exposure to a traumatic experience such as combat, assault, natural disaster, the threat of death to oneself or a
The Reality of Living with Anxiety and Panic Attacks
Last month, I shared a blog about epilepsy and what it means to be really aware when it comes to understanding this disability. This month, I would like to take
Epilepsy and “Real” Awareness
Every November, we celebrate Epilepsy Awareness Month on a national basis. The key to this month is embracing real awareness; not just a poster. Many people in the U.S. do
A Strategic Business Imperative
I first met Greg at a Disability:IN conference and I knew right away that this young man was someone who was going to do great things. Anyone who knows me
Making an Impact for Myself and Others
I will never forget when Mary introduced me to Afrika at the Disability:IN conference in 2017. It didn’t take long to realize that Afrika was someone who shared my passion
Disability Mentoring Week Spotlight
Disability Mentoring Day (DMD) is a one of the favorite things that my company does during the year to promote employment of people with disabilities. My company has participated in
Living My Best Life
Today is Disability Mentoring Day (DMD), where employer sponsors bring high school and college students in for a day of mentoring and job shadowing across the United States. At Bender,
Diokete Hupsala. Aim High.
Today kicks off the start of events around Disability Mentoring Day (DMD) Opens a New Window. for Bender Consulting Services.
Celebrating Disability Employment Internationally
Celebrating Disability Employment Internationally Part 2 of 2: Tatsuya Yohena I will never forget the impact that the people at “e-no” had on me when I visited Japan earlier this