Models of Disability

[@ikramullahbashir8955]

This is very important video and description, what to you think when as a client to have handicape and specking very shamefully and look down and he worried about relationship with wife, as a supporter showed the empathy and what is your recommendation in the case especially which kind of intervention need.

[@justicepeterman1588]

5:36

[@TheBengalDragon]

As a disabled person myself, I am DEEPLY, DEEPLY disappointed at this lecture. I do not know if I have enough words to shatter the arguments put forth in this lecture. See, THIS, THIS is the problem with the pseudo-sciences, such as psychology and to an extent, sociology. Much of it ignores existing phenomena, and therefore try to provide an alternate dimension style model. THIS, THIS will not bring about effective change. This will only cause disabled people like us to stumble upwards. PLEASE, get this thing through your heads, THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS ALL INCLUSIVE! ALL INCLUSIVE IMPLIES YOU INCLUDE THE QUALIFIED/COMPETENT ALONG WITH THE UNQUALIFIED/INCOMPETENT FOR A SPECIFIED PURPOSE THAT REQUIRES QUALIFICATION/CONPETENCY. Even disabled people are not isolated from this reality.

[@TheBengalDragon]

I'm a little disappointed. You could've made your slides appear more accessible, considering that this is a video about disability. Please do better next time, not just makr the needs of a video's accessibility of an ill-informed checklist.