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Disability Discussions with Ihoma Healthcare

Ihoma Healthcare holistically supports individuals with diverse disabilities to have the most independence, choice, and control over their own lives through person-centered service planning. We treat the person, not the diagnosis.

Podcast · By Ihoma Healthcare · American English · Official site

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Sep 8, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    The Americans with Disabilities Act Changed America, but Didn't Fix This (opens the original)

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    The American's with Disabilities Act Changed America, but Didn't Fix This The Americans with Disabilities Act was a landmark moment in history — a hard-fought victory that opened doors, broke barriers, and changed the landscape of this country forever. But more than three decades later, there are gaps it still hasn't closed. In this episode of Disability Discussions with Ihoma Healthcare , we have an honest, unfiltered conversation about what the ADA got right, what it left behind, and what stil

  2. Episode · Aug 17, 2026

    We Asked 100 People These Questions about Disability - Their Answers Shocked Me! (opens the original)

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    What happens when you ask 100 real people what they really think about disability? In this special episode of Disability Discussions with Ihoma Healthcare, we take the conversation beyond professionals, providers, and textbooks—and hear directly from people in the community. We asked individuals thought-provoking questions such as: 🔹 What does disability mean to you? 🔹 What is one thing people commonly get wrong about disability? 🔹 Have you ever been inspired by someone with a disability? 🔹 What

  3. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    The Disability Rights Story You Were Never Taught in School (opens the original)

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    History was made. Rights were fought for. And most of us were never taught any of it. 🎙️ Join us for Disability Discussions with Ihoma Healthcare — where we dig into the disability rights story that textbooks left out. The protests. The pioneers. The hard-won victories that changed lives. History. Ignored. Voices. Overlooked. Rights. Hard Won. Education. It's time. Know the past. Defend the future. Because access IS a civil right — and this conversation is long overdue. 🔗 Tune in. Share. Spread

  4. Episode · Jul 27, 2026

    The Things People Say to Disabled People That Need to Stop Now (opens the original)

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    The words we choose matter. Many people with disabilities hear comments that are meant to be kind, but can actually be hurtful. "You're so inspiring." "You don't look disabled." "I couldn't do what you do." These statements may seem harmless, but they often reinforce stereotypes instead of recognizing the person. In this episode of Disability Discussions with Ihoma Healthcare , Dr. Grace and Dr. Gadson have an honest conversation about the everyday phrases that people with disabilities hear, why

  5. Episode · Jul 20, 2026

    The Foundational Mistake in Disability Care (opens the original)

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    What if one simple shift in perspective could transform the way we support people with disabilities? In this episode of Disability Discussions with Ihoma Healthcare , we explore one of the most common—and most costly—mistakes in disability services: focusing on behaviors and symptoms instead of understanding the person behind them. Join us as we discuss why truly person-centered care begins by asking "Why?" rather than simply reacting to what we see. In this episode, you'll learn: ✅ Why behavior

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