Discrimination at every turn: An intersectional ecological lens for rehabilitation.
Allison LevineBrenna BreshearsPublished in: Rehabilitation psychology (2019)
The intersectional ecological framework provides myriad opportunities for researchers, practitioners, and educators. The ability to theoretically discuss intersectionality through the lens of ecological systems theory will allow for thorough work in this area. Specifically, this framework will allow researchers to consider multiple systemic levels in exploration of identity-related issues for individuals with disabilities and provides a way for practitioners to see the complicated intersections individuals are experiencing at any given time. Ultimately, this framework has the potential to improve much of the understanding and treatment of people with disabilities. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2019 APA, all rights reserved).