Talking Points: Invisible Disability
A topic that affects millions of people but is often overlooked
because these conditions aren't immediately apparent.

When many people hear the word disability, they tend to think
of a visible physical disability, such as someone using a
wheelchair, a walking aid or a white cane. However, not all
disabilities can be seen. Many people live with conditions that
are physical, neurological, developmental or related to mental
health, and although they may appear "fine" on the outside,
they face significant challenges every day.

We're focusrf on invisible disabilities—conditions that
aren''t always obvious to others but can have a profound
impact on a persons daily life. Joining us to unpack this
important conversation is Occupational Therapist Mapitso.