How does the “visibility” of a disability impact expectations of and engagement in self-advocacy and vulnerability for folx with disabilities? How do we create supports or barriers for people based on perception?

These motivational talks are aimed at all age groups to break the stigma of ADHD and show you that you can still achieve your dreams with it

Small-group discussion seminar exploring our experiences with disability in the workplace, and and increasing inclusion and belonging.

How does cultural bias impact treatment, prevention & recovery? Discuss the origins of understanding mental illness, how misinformation is spread, and how stigma impacts individuals and communities. Learn tips for correcting negative perceptions with a licensed therapist in this one-hour seminar.

Using current science to present old age as a potentially happy, creative, and productive time, Priscilla Long offers lifestyle guidelines to improve your chances of a satisfying old age.

Ohel and NY Project Hope invite you to join us as we work to unmask the stigmas surrounding Mental Health

Ohel and NY Project Hope invite you to join us as we work to unmask the stigmas surrounding Mental Health

Ohel and NY Project Hope invite you to join us as we work to unmask the stigmas surrounding Mental Health

Ohel and NY Project Hope invite you to join us as we work to unmask the stigmas surrounding Mental Health

Ohel and NY Project Hope invite you to join us as we work to unmask the stigmas surrounding Mental Health

Ohel and NY Project Hope invite you to join us as we work to unmask the stigmas surrounding mental health

Disability (Is Not a Bad Word) is a safe peer-led space to build support and friendship. This group is for folks who are disabled (self-defined), chronically ill, those who experience chronic pain, have mobility impairments, and anyone who is navigating living outside of the spectrum of neurotypical and/or able-bodied norms.

We honor that every individual is their own expert and every individual has the right to make their own choices including how they explain, understand, address, and describe their lived experience, mental/physical health, and identities.

In a world that often doesn’t make room for us, this group is a space for us to feel a sense of comfort and belonging. It’s a chance to meet others like you, who can relate to what you may be going through. People who need or want assistance are welcome to bring someone to join them during the group’s meetings, but otherwise this group is closed to only patrons for whom the group is meant. We will have an open discussion on a different topic each month. We welcome you to come and just be in the space with us, there is no need to share anything to attend, your role as a supportive listener is equally as important. Our focus is around discussing daily life, having a safe space to vent and air grievances, discussing topics relevant to our community, celebrating our diverse abilities, while creating friendships with like-minded peers.

Ohel and NY Project Hope invite you to join us as we work to unmask the stigmas surrounding mental health

Ohel and NY Project Hope invite you to join us as we work to unmask the stigmas surrounding mental health

Ohel and NY Project Hope invite you to join us as we work to unmask the stigmas surrounding mental health

Ohel and NY Project Hope invite you to join us as we work to unmask the stigmas surrounding mental health

Ohel and NY Project Hope invite you to join us as we work to unmask the stigmas surrounding mental health

• Exploring and understanding the stigma surrounding mental health in our communities
• Finding a group that understands you
• Sharing common challenges we face when pursuing support for our mental health
• Finding new solutions, connections, and support during these shifting times

• Exploring and understanding the stigma surrounding mental health in our communities
• Finding a group that understands you
• Sharing common challenges we face when pursuing support for our mental health
• Finding new solutions, connections, and support during these shifting times

All are welcome to join this Inclusion Summit! Let’s come together virtually to explore the concept of ableism and hear from guest speaker, Peter Trojic.