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DSP Talk
Regional Centers for Workforce Transformation
37 episodes
5 days ago

Welcome to DSP Talk, the podcast that's exploring the complex world of disability support.


Join us as we speak to direct support professionals, people receiving services and support, family members, and other field experts, as they delve into the diverse and dynamic world of disability support, navigating the challenges, sharing uplifting stories, and shedding light on the impactful human experience within the direct support profession.


Our episodes highlight the journey towards community inclusion, the significance of a competent workforce, and the vital role direct support professionals play in the lives of those living with intellectual and developmental disabilities.


Whether you're a dedicated direct support professional, a recipient of support services, or just someone eager to make a difference, DSP Talk is your go-to platform for inspiration, enlightenment, and advocacy.


Get ready to challenge stereotypes, broaden your perspective, and join the movement towards acknowledging this essential group of professionals.


Welcome to DSP Talk! 


Regional Centers for Workforce Transformation | Code of Ethics & Core Competencies for Direct Support Professionals


Brought to you by: The Office for People with Developmental Disabilities and the New York Alliance for Inclusion and Innovation


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Welcome to DSP Talk, the podcast that's exploring the complex world of disability support.


Join us as we speak to direct support professionals, people receiving services and support, family members, and other field experts, as they delve into the diverse and dynamic world of disability support, navigating the challenges, sharing uplifting stories, and shedding light on the impactful human experience within the direct support profession.


Our episodes highlight the journey towards community inclusion, the significance of a competent workforce, and the vital role direct support professionals play in the lives of those living with intellectual and developmental disabilities.


Whether you're a dedicated direct support professional, a recipient of support services, or just someone eager to make a difference, DSP Talk is your go-to platform for inspiration, enlightenment, and advocacy.


Get ready to challenge stereotypes, broaden your perspective, and join the movement towards acknowledging this essential group of professionals.


Welcome to DSP Talk! 


Regional Centers for Workforce Transformation | Code of Ethics & Core Competencies for Direct Support Professionals


Brought to you by: The Office for People with Developmental Disabilities and the New York Alliance for Inclusion and Innovation


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Show more...
Careers
Business,
Non-Profit,
Health & Fitness,
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Celebrating DSPs: Heartfelt Thanks
DSP Talk
8 minutes 39 seconds
1 year ago
Celebrating DSPs: Heartfelt Thanks

Welcome to DSP Talk, your go-to podcast for transformative insights on disability support. In this special DSP Week episode, host Asheley Blaise leads a heartfelt tribute to direct support professionals (DSPs), celebrating the vital role they play in the lives of people with disabilities. This episode features perspectives from various professionals and personal anecdotes, all echoing a common sentiment—gratitude for the unwavering dedication and compassion DSPs bring to their roles.


The episode kicks off with Asheley Blaise highlighting the importance of DSPs in creating inclusive communities and empowering individuals with disabilities. Contributions from notable figures like Dorianne Adams, who reflects on her 37-year career, and Jen Vogt, a parent and professional, offer personal and professional appreciation. Industry voices like Joanne Cropper, Kirsten Sanchirico, Melody Johnson, Monica Robinson, Rachel Jacob and Therea Buick further underscore the immeasurable impact DSPs have on lives, emphasizing their roles as advocates, friends, and critical supporters.


As we honor the DSP Week, each speaker underscores a recurring theme: the invaluable difference DSPs make, not just as caregivers but as integral parts of the communities they serve. They are celebrated for their kindness, resilience, and the profound, lasting impact they leave on individuals and families. From heartfelt expressions of thanks to acknowledgment of their hard work, this episode is a testament to the indispensable role DSPs play every single day.


Key Takeaways:

  • Vital Role of DSPs: Direct support professionals are essential in empowering individuals with disabilities to lead fulfilling lives and in promoting inclusivity.
  • Professional and Personal Gratitude: Both professionals in the field and family members of those receiving services highlight the profound impact of DSPs.
  • Heartfelt Acknowledgment: The episode emphasizes the enduring gratitude felt towards DSPs, not just during DSP Week but year-round.
  • Recognition of Dedication: Consistent acknowledgment of the tireless dedication, compassion, and hard work put in by DSPs, marking a deep appreciation for their service.
  • Community and Empowerment: DSPs are more than caregivers; they are champions of dignity, empowerment, and community support.


Notable Quotes:

  • Ashley Blaise: "You're not just caregivers, you're advocates, your friends, and your champions of inclusion. The difference you make is immeasurable."
  • Jen Vogt: "The support you provide to my son helps him navigate his world with more confidence, safety, and joy."
  • Melody Johnson: "What you do for yourself dies with you, but what you do for others—that will live on forever."
  • Rachel Jacob: "You are more than just professionals. You are champions of dignity, empowerment, and inclusion."


Resources:

  • Visit the Regional Centers for Workforce Transformation website for more information about the vital role of direct support professionals.



Tune in to DSP Talk to listen to the full episode and gain deeper insights into the invaluable contributions of DSPs. Stay tuned for more episodes where we continue to celebrate and recognize the impactful work being done in the field of disability support.


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DSP Talk

Welcome to DSP Talk, the podcast that's exploring the complex world of disability support.


Join us as we speak to direct support professionals, people receiving services and support, family members, and other field experts, as they delve into the diverse and dynamic world of disability support, navigating the challenges, sharing uplifting stories, and shedding light on the impactful human experience within the direct support profession.


Our episodes highlight the journey towards community inclusion, the significance of a competent workforce, and the vital role direct support professionals play in the lives of those living with intellectual and developmental disabilities.


Whether you're a dedicated direct support professional, a recipient of support services, or just someone eager to make a difference, DSP Talk is your go-to platform for inspiration, enlightenment, and advocacy.


Get ready to challenge stereotypes, broaden your perspective, and join the movement towards acknowledging this essential group of professionals.


Welcome to DSP Talk! 


Regional Centers for Workforce Transformation | Code of Ethics & Core Competencies for Direct Support Professionals


Brought to you by: The Office for People with Developmental Disabilities and the New York Alliance for Inclusion and Innovation


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.