Dr. McCullough: My path to clinical psychology began with my brother, who is on the autism spectrum. Growing up Deaf in a world with limited access, my Deaf parents missed the support that could have helped him feel more understood and less angry. This is why we need Deaf access.
IMAGINE THIS: More than 90% of hearing parents ask for interpreters to talk with their Deaf children in therapy sessions, because the parents don’t know ASL. 😢
Death isn’t a final test judged by something beyond us. It’s the moment we come face to face with the life we shaped. The deepest judgment lives inside.
Insurance red tape is one of the biggest therapy barriers - even more so for Deaf people with limited access to ASL-fluent therapists. Sadly, everything in this article rings true. https://t.co/pJ7RG45tFJ
Deaf Counseling Center is in network with AETNA. North Carolina can switch to Aetna for state worker health insurance contract, judge rules. #nomoreBCBS https://t.co/TQUAZx228l