Individuals with unseen or invisible disabilities face unique challenges in many areas of life, including at home, in the workplace, and in public and commercial spaces. These disabilities may make it difficult or impossible to work. While individuals living with unseen disabilities may be entitled to disability benefits through Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or…
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Disability Appeals for Mental Health Conditions: Overcoming Stigma and Bias
What Our Disability Attorney Can Do For You Navigating the world with a mental health condition is a journey filled with unique challenges. When it comes to disability appeals, individuals facing mental health issues often encounter not only the complexities of the legal process, but also the pervasive stigma and bias that unfortunately persists. Here,…
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The Power of Documentation: Proving Mental Qualifications for Disability
What a Disability Attorney Can Do For You Securing disability benefits for mental health conditions in Los Angeles can be a challenging process, but one powerful tool stands out—documentation. Thorough and comprehensive documentation plays a crucial role in substantiating mental health qualifications and helping to ensure that individuals receive the disability benefits they deserve. Let’s…
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The Most Commonly Asserted Disabling Conditions
There are many disabling conditions that will qualify a person to receive Social Security disability benefits, whether they be Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI). To give you a sense of what disabling conditions Social Security benefit receivers are living with, we will review some of the most commonly asserted disabling…
Continue reading…Social Security Disability for ADHD
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is a chronic neuropsychiatric condition characterized with an inability to focus attention and complete action. It occurs in both children and adults and is accompanied by restlessness and impulsive behavior. ADHD symptoms may range from mild to severe, hence impacting a person’s ability to perform substantial gainful activity, SGA at work….
Continue reading…Can You Qualify for Social Security Disability with a Mental Disorder
Having a mental disorder can be frustrating to cope with, as managing your condition is often difficult. Unfortunately, your disorder may also interfere with your professional life and prevent you from having a job. If you have found that your mental disorder makes it impossible for you to work, you should reach out to a Los…
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