Disability Justice: From Self-Care to Collective Care - Exploring Spoon Theory Mental Health

A workshop exploring disability justice, Spoon Theory Mental health, accessibility, collective care, and sustainable community practices.

The disability justice workshop will explore concepts ‘Self Care’ vs “Collective Care” and how do we support our communities to create access for low-income and for disabled communities? How can we shift ideas of individualistic models of ‘Self Care’ to focus more on collective group ‘Communal Care.’

Exploring Spoon Theory Mental Health:

Identify terminology associated with the disability justice movement.
Participants will have the chance to explore concepts of ‘self-care' vs ‘taking care of oneself while exploring the framework of how sick and disabled communities use those terms vs how able-bodied people use those terms and how we as a community, a workplace community, and or a collective group can support each other through ‘collective care’.
Workshop length is 1hr 30 mins

This is followed by a 25-minute Q/A already built-in for this event.

Positively Positive Education Productions (Posi Pos Music) is committed to access, equity, and sustainability.

While the standard rate for workshops and performances is $5,149.64 per event, we recognize that not all communities, organizers, or institutions have equal access to financial resources.

Sliding scale, alternative compensation, and community exchange options may be available on a limited basis, particularly for grassroots groups, survivor-led spaces, and under-resourced organizations.

Alternative forms of compensation may include one or more of the following (to be agreed upon in writing in advance):

A formal letter of recommendation
A professional reference
A written or recorded testimonial
A warm introduction to funders, institutions, or aligned partners
Media coverage, press introductions, or documented visibility
Partial monetary payment combined with community exchange

Availability of sliding scale or exchange options is case-by-case and subject to capacity.

All agreements must be confirmed in writing prior to booking.