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Inclusion
Commonly framed as a moral good, inclusion is the act of inviting difference into existing structures. But without structural change, inclusion often becomes conditional -…
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Masking
The learned or unconscious suppression of natural behaviors, needs, or expressions to meet dominant expectations of communication, emotion, or professionalism.Often framed as adaptability, masking is…
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Epistemic Harm
The injury caused when someone’s way of knowing is dismissed, misinterpreted, or structurally disqualified. Includes testimonial injustice, hermeneutical injustice, and the silencing of survivor narratives.…
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Executive Function
Executive Function refers to the suite of cognitive processes responsible for planning, initiation, working memory, organization, impulse control, and flexible task shifting. It governs not…
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Psychiatric Harm
Psychiatric harm is the emotional, psychological, or existential damage caused by psychiatric systems that misname, dismiss, overpathologize, or strip away agency. It often occurs not…
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Clarity Crime
Clarity Crime is the social punishment that occurs when someone asks a direct, reasonable question in a group or institution governed by unspoken rules, fear,…
