Additions to Our Philosophy on Bodyminds, Asking for Help, Community, and Shame

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We updated our philosophy page with additions on bodyminds, asking for help, community, and shame.

Asking for help is a wonderful way to build community & engage in meaningful collaboration.

In asking for help you also uplift others who want to show up for you.

Source: Just a reminder that asking for help is a contribution

What I have always been hoping to accomplish is the creation of community.

Community is magic.

Community is power.

Community is resistance.

Source: Disability Visibility: First Person Stories from the 21st Century

Mind is an embodied phenomenon.

Source: Toward a Neuroqueer Future: An Interview with Nick Walker | Autism in Adulthood

Shame is not a weapon. Shame is toxic. It is the difference between “sorry I did” and “sorry I am.”

Source: Shame is not a Weapon. – Love Learning by Debra Kidd


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