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WHAT IS AN INVISIBLE DISABILITY?

An Invisible Disability is a condition that is not visible from the outside yet can limit or challenge a person's movement, senses, or activities. 

  

Neurodivergent

Examples: depression, anxiety, ADHD, autism, dyslexia, PTSD, etc.


Physical

Examples: chronic pain, asthma, chronic fatigue, brain injuries, allergies, PTSD, etc.


Sensory

Examples: hearing and vision impairments, chemical sensitivity, etc.

Invisible disabilities by the numbers

WIDE INSIGHTS ASSESSMENT OVERVIEW

Our goal is to create environments in which:

  • Employees can get the help and support that is needed.
  • The well-being of employees is improved. 
  • The level of trust in others increases.

WIDE INSIGHTS SUPPORTS:

  • Assessing the culture regarding invisible disabilities.
  • Quantifying the relationship between intention to disclose and stigma.
  • Determining where to focus culture efforts.

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approved CONSULTANTS

Strategic Collaboration To Revolutionize Workplace Inclusion

 Next Conversation Consulting has signed a strategic partnership with Dr. Jessica Hicksted to expand her groundbreaking research and pave the way for organizations to create more inclusive environments. It illuminates the complexities of invisible disabilities, challenging stereotypes and championing workplace inclusivity. Her groundbreaking work includes the development of a pioneering survey, gauging the stigma surrounding invisible disabilities. By dissecting acceptance, ableism, and advocacy, we are now able to shed light on dynamics affecting disclosure decisions in professional settings. We are not only able to expose the barriers faced by individuals with invisible disabilities but also unveil pathways to positive change.  

About Dr. Jessica Hicksted

  Dr. Jessica Hicksted is a resilient and innovative AuDhdwoman. With a PhD in Industrial/Organizational Psychology, her research and advocacy serve as a beacon for inclusion and diversity. Dr. Hicksted pursues social progress to dismantle barriers and foster inclusive environments where every individual can thrive.

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