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Stacked emergencies require teamwork. Bridges of language are needed, and ways to share concepts of the levels and types of emergencies we can easily address together with best practices led by knowledgeable survivors.
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Teamwork is something that has seemed to dribble out of the seams of many of our communities, replaced by financially advantageous technology that serves the needs of some while disabling others.

Thankfully, teamwork is easily restored when we tune to learning respect for one another.

As we learn one another's languages of respect and kindness, we are able to co-create communications methodologies that solve our problems with collective capacity and dignity.

Sometimes this means the collaborative invention of truly unique and surprising languages. Often it means bridging languages previously thought to be unbridgeable.

To work together with caring and courage in this way is a true font of healing and life energy revitalizing strength.

"I know more than one genius organizer—usually a Black or brown sick or disabled woman or nonbinary person who doesn’t have a ton of disability community—who’s casually told me that they’ll be dead by the age of fifty.

I respect that crip years are like dog years, and sometimes we live really huge lives in short amounts of time, but I can’t help but think that it doesn’t have to be that way.

We’re soaked since birth in narratives that we will die young, that our lives aren’t worth living, and that we’re up against everything from insurance denials to police trying to kill us who want to do the same damn thing.

But as I hear my friends talking about how they’re sure they’ll die young, I wonder if changing the narratives around care might change their expectations of dying young. I think about what it would take to continue to build communities of care, where caring for each other is something we actually practice and build the structures to hold."

— Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha, Care Work: Dreaming Disability Justice

https://arsenalpulp.com/Books/C/Care-Work

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Chaga tea. ☕

Memories like these really bring us big strength. These are so important. I love the sound of your laughter!

Memories and energy like this is a big part of how I repaired my body's ability to digest food when I had completely lost the ability to digest food.

Survivors, service users, and professionals (and the many of us that are all of these) are invited to meet on Fridays for conversations related to mutual aid and building networks of supports that center the most intersectionalized survivors (including those who are not currently safe enough to join these meetings). 

Intuitive is working with particular diligence to add more degreed professionals to the network to support with advocacy, navigating epistemic oppression, and network expansion.

The initial focus of these conversations centers on deep listening and orientating to the wisdom and needs of Survivors of Severity. We are learning to listen and talk to each other as fellow humans, and exploring what can emerge as trust is built.

https://inclusivetherapists.com/events/mutual-aid-collaboration-with-survivor-led-networks-intuitive-community

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In these meetings we aim to learn to see differently and communicate differently, centering the insights and wisdom of Survivors of Severity.

We are particularly seeking people who can pause and reflect on complexity and engage in deep listening and creative problem-solving for complex situations.

Through being human together (including, as professionals, recognizing our mistakes) so much is possible. 

Please join and share with others. We are building community.

https://inclusivetherapists.com/events/mutual-aid-collaboration-with-survivor-led-networks-intuitive-community

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