Understanding the social model of disability and how it affects psychology practice is essential to practicing safely and ethically with disabled clients. Many people with mental health challenges also experience disabilities, due to their psychological, physiological or social circumstances. Attendees at this workshop will learn critical skills in understanding disability, as well as using preferred language and inclusive practice for the disability community. Through immersive role plays, participants will reflect and improve their understanding of Lived Experience of disability, and develop essential skills in providing psychological support that is aligned with the social model of disability. Group discussions will enable participants to reflect and learn from each other about disability justice, ableism, and how to work with ‘pathology’ without pathologising clients. Interacting with a disabled Psychologist as a facilitator will provide a safe environment for participants to learn, notice and challenge their own prejudices about disabilities.