In recent years, the term 'medical gaslighting'and accompanying accounts of self‐identified
women experiencing invalidation, dismissal and inadequate care have proliferated in the …

Background Critical occupational therapists have exhorted their profession to engage with
disability studies' scholarship, curtail occupational therapy's promotion of ableism and …

Disability studies globally is concerned, in various ways, with questions of systemic
injustices and inequities that persons with disabilities are subjected to. Persons with …

Several critiques have emerged of the neurodiversity paradigm and of claims made by
activists in the Neurodiversity Movement. These critiques include concerns that the …

Quantitative research is essential for documenting the different dimensions of disadvantage
that marginalized groups face. Poverty rates, graduation rates, and employment rates tell us …

This paper provides a review of empirical studies published with a decolonial epistemic
approach in psychology. Our goal was to better understand how decolonial approaches are …

Over the last 30 years, international education policies have emphasised the need for more
inclusive environments, especially for previously marginalised and excluded populations …

Schools have increasingly adopted multitier systems of support to address a variety of
educational aims. Despite their grounding in behavioral science and the public health model …

This article explores how the University of Ottawa enacted interest convergence (Bell 1980;
Dolmage 2020) during March 2020 when it changed its accessibility procedure because of …

This article discusses the settler colonial roots of family therapy, positing that much of what is
considered the standard or ideal family form comes from colonialism. Utilising settler …