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    Ground Zero at Brand X – Voices from Sydney WorldPride Part 2

    We're excited to announce that the latest podcast episode, "Ground Zero at Brand X," is now available! This episode follows...
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    Emergency Preparedness and Planning for People with Disabilities

    Our latest episode of the Have The Nerve podcast is now available! In this episode, Susan delves into the topic...
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    The Underdogs – Disability and High School

    Episode 25 of Have The Nerve is now available. In this episode, our host Susan Wood continues the topic: children...
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    Voices from Sydney Mardi Gras 2023 #SydneyWorldPride

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    Be Curious, Not Judgemental – Disability and Primary Schools

    It's the beginning of a new school year for students in Australia. Our latest and first podcast episode of 2023...
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    Finding your confidence on the days when you really feel disabled

    On the final episode of 2022, Emily Bray comes on to talk about confidence, meaning and purpose on the days...
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    NDIS, WTH?! (Where’s The Help)

    When don't you know what something is, how do you know what to ask for about NDIS? The most major...
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    The Overlooked Victim Survivors of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault

    Despite systems in place for people trying to escape abuse, the support, requirements and care that people with disabilities who...
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    Sexuality and relationships after spinal cord injury

    Learn about intimacy, sex, dating, long-term relationships, parenting and family life for people with a spinal cord injury.
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    On this episode of Have The Nerve, Susan Wood and Emily Bray focus on finding their confidence when they feel really disabled.

    What does that mean? These are the days when something has happened, out of your control, and you have the very aggressive thought: “Holy crap. I’m actually disabled”.

    How do you feel confident when going to the shops or going anywhere with a running commentary in your head about your plans b, c, d and e if everything goes wrong? How do you build confidence when your body doesn’t work like most people?

    Building up confidence can be difficult, but Susan and Emily share their lived-experience to hopefully help you on the days when you can feel down or at a loss.

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