Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah tuberty

In this episode, Sherley speaks to Flight Attendant Sarah who has a Doctorate in clinical occupational therapy. It's quite fascinating learning about the different roles of an occupational therapist, especially as Sarah uses her experience as an accessibility coordinator. And that's just the beginning! Next, Sarah shares anecdotes of disability advocacy, the importance of eliminating inspiration porn and offensive, insensitive language to those with disabilities, as well as mindful communication and messaging to children regarding disability. There is so much to learn and appreciate here in this episode, so be sure to share it with all of those who are looking to expand their compassionate muscles. Everyone has their own journey when it comes to self confidence and self-acceptance. This is your reminder that you are enough just as you are and other people's ignorance and discrimination does not take away from that. Join Our Facebook Community Femme Parler Website https://femmeparler.libsyn.com/rss feedback@femmeparler.com

How can health practitioners provide a helping hand? Join us as we speak with Sarah Tuberty, an Occupational Therapist and disability advocate who speaks upon her experience growing up with a congenital limb difference. She is dedicated to developing the resources she wished she and her parents had access to when she was younger to help create a kinder and more inclusive world where kids feel empowered to be themselves and follow their dreams.

On this episode, we are joined by Sarah Tuberty, OTD, OTR/L, an occupational therapist who, through her own lived experience of being born with a limb difference, is helping to increase visibility and inclusion of the limb difference community. She shares with us how the language around limb differences has evolved and how we as therapists can create a supportive network for patient and families as they navigate the limb difference community.Guest Bio:Sarah Tuberty, OTD, OTR/L, has the lived experience of a congenital hand difference, meaning she was born without fingers on her left hand and was a patient of the Shriners Hospital for Children – Northern California. Her life has been a journey of adaptation and understanding of the disability experience. She earned her Doctorate of Occupational Therapy from Boston University. Partnering with her hand surgeon, Michelle James, MD, Sarah developed the Congenital Hand Differences Resource website, which is an online resource for parents of children with hand differences. Sarah sought to continue to make accessible resources for parents and partnered with co-author, Nina Lightdale-Miric, MD to write The Hand Book: An Informational Guide for Parents of Children with Hand Differences. This book is recently published by ASSH and funded by AFSH. Sarah's particular interests surround the social and emotional aspects of growing up with physical differences. Her work includes co-founding and co-hosting Disarming Disability, a podcast on deconstructing the social construct on disability and an author of Super-Abled Comics, featuring six short stories of superheroes with limb differences written by authors who have limb differences. She is ecstatic to level up her work, and has just completed her first year in an OT PhD program at Texas Womans University. Sarah works to provide consulting services on disability related topics, modeling, and has presented at multiple events on topics around inclusion, disability stigma, and lived experience with a congenital hand difference. All of these efforts are to create a true and positive narrative of disability, where we can all be proud of who we are, what our bodies look like, and how they move.

Catching up with Sarah Tuberty of “Disarming Disability” podcast Sarah Tuberty returns to the podcast to update us on what she’s been doing since she last appeared to talk about her podcast “Disarming Disability.” In additional to creating season 2 of the podcast, Sarah shared new ventures with us, including her new YouTube channel, “Sarah Lives Life.”. She also shared news about upcoming plan s to publish her writing regarding resources for parents raising children with congenital limb differences and other disabilities, and lastly announces her exciting cross country trip with Jessica Cox and Patrick Chamberlain to reach Washington DC for the Flight of Hope with former Senator Tom Harkin, the author and lead sponsor of the ADA to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the passage of the landmark ADA legislation. You can learn more about Sarah and all of her projects at sarahtuberty.com

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty recap big lessons learned in Season 2 and share ideas and outlines for Season 3.

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty synthesize themes and concepts learned from Dr. Heather Dillaway, Dr. Amanda Tashjian, and Katherine McLaughlin.

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty speak with Katherine McLaughlin creator of Elevatus Training, which gives the tools to self advocates, parents, and health care professionals on sexuality and disability.

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty speak with Dr. Amanda Tashjian about her research on sexuality and intellectual disabilities.

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty speak with Dr. Heather Dillaway about her research on sexuality and women with spinal cord injury.

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty synthesize themes and concepts from conversations within the medical model chapter of episodes.

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty discuss Sarah's Occupational Therapy research project on creating an online parent resource for children with congenital hand differences.

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty speak with Dr. Michelle James the Chief of Orthopedics Surgery on her career of being a pediatric hand surgeon and the decisions around surgical intervention.

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty synthesize themes and concepts learned during the "Getting Active" chapter of this season.

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty speak with Becky Curran Kekula about her work as the director of the Disability Equality Index at Disability:IN.

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty hand the mic off to black leaders, Art Sims & Nakia J Green, to give added space and voice to the black community.

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty speak with Emily Blum and her experiences in leading a one-of-a-kind disability networking organization.

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty speak with Danielle Pretsfelder Demchick and her experiences in creating representation when developing casting for a major network.

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty speak with Jay Ruderman of the Ruderman Foundation on the advocacy and leadership the foundation has made possible.

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty welcome listeners to Season 2 of Disarming Disability, share important life updates, and get us all pumped for great speakers!

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty talk through their thoughts and feeling of Season 1 of Disarming Disability coming to an end. Warning: Lots of feelings in this episode. Thank you so much to everyone who joined them on their season 1 journey!

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty deconstruct the themes and messages learned in the advocates chapter, episodes 10-11. They invite you to process and share your opinions!

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty talk with Patrick Corrigan about fighting the stigmas of mental illness. Patrick teaches us the importance allyship and give us the hard truth on education. They invite you to join their conversation!

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty talk with Luca Badetti about ways to be an advocate for those living with disability. Luca teaches us the importance of individual and community growth holistically and inclusively. They invite you to join their conversation!

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty deconstruct the themes and messages learned in the media chapter, episodes 6-8. From misrepresentation, to personal choices in careers, to influences of Barbie. They invite you to process and share your opinions!

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty are excited to introduce you to Christine Bruno an expert in connecting actors with disabilities to opportunities. Learn the barriers and learn the bridges!

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty are so honored to invite Lawrence Carter Long to discuss topics in media and disability, how disability is being represented, who is representing disability and how the non-disabled perspective influences the social image of disability. They invite you to this feisty conversation!

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty deconstruct the topics covered in episodes 1-4 from next generation leaders, to people missing in history, to gaps in goods and services for people with disability. They invite you to listen and invite you to process the material together!

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty invite Candace Coleman, from Access Living, to discuss the intersection between race and disability. People are complex beings, and do not simply identify with one category. How does race impact disability? How does disability impact race? Do people who live in one community have to give up their identity when they enter another community? Find out more on this week's episode!

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty invite Adam Ballard, from Access Living, to discuss the founding Fathers and Mothers of the Disability movement in the US and the policies generated to help create poistive social change. What policies have been created? Why did they take so long to be inacted? And what powerful demonstrations were conducted that we are not learning about in grade school history books?

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty invite Dr. John Kramer to discuss the orgion disability termonology and outline the social climates of disability throughout history- from eugentics in the early 1900s to modern day decisions on genetic modification, would you eradicate a disability? Would you want to live with disability if you had a choice? Come joing us as we work through these etical questions!

Meet your hosts two fabulous women, Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty! They love dancing, love traveling, and love to talk about disability stigma. Join them as they welcome you to their show and open the conversation to deconstruct the stigma on disability.

Coming soon to Public House Media, from hosts Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty, it is Disarming Disability. The first episode will drop February 27, 2019! Subscribe on your favorite platform so you never miss an episode of Disarming Disability!

Nicole Kelly and Sarah Tuberty are the hosts of a new podcast launching this week called Disarming Disability. Their goal is to deconstruct social stigma on disability and to voice, educate, and empower individuals to generate a more knowledgeable, understanding, and inclusive society. Their weekly podcast will authentically discuss topics related to disability on the societal platform. You can find out more online at disarmingdisability.com, on Facebook at @disarmingdisaiblity, and on twitter at @disarmdisable.

We are joined by two guests who speak to finding community from their lived experiences. We meet Thomas Brown, who speaks to his lived experiences with trauma and assault and his work now helping others with similar experiences. We also meet Sarah Tuberty, who was born with a congenital limb difference and who works now to incorporate her lived experience in her current and future career plans.