Crazy in Love | Jaime Campbell | TEDxABQ

Jaime Campbell, trabajadora de apoyo entre pares certificada y defensora de las personas con discapacidad, reflexiona sobre lo que se necesita para ver a alguien como una persona completa. La charla parte de su propia experiencia: un diagnóstico de esquizofrenia a los 19 años y su matrimonio con Jon, que vivía con autismo y psicosis. También habla de su labor, tras la muerte de Jon, para tender puentes entre las comunidades de salud mental y de discapacidad del desarrollo. Es una charla de TEDxABQ publicada por TEDx Talks.

• Relato personal sobre el diagnóstico y el amor
• Unir las comunidades de salud mental y discapacidad del desarrollo
• Qué significa ver a una persona como un todo

Jaime Campbell reframes what it takes to see someone as a whole person, drawn from her own story of diagnosis and love. Jaime Campbell is a Certified Peer Support Worker and disability advocate who began volunteering with children with disabilities at age 12, learning ASL along the way. At 19, she began her own journey with schizophrenia. After marrying her husband Jon, who lived with autism and psychosis and passed away due to gaps in specialized care, Jaime committed herself to bridging the mental illness and developmental disability communities. She's now completing her MSW. Her talk walks through her own story of diagnosis and love, and asks what it really takes to see someone as a whole person. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx