Benefits of self-advocacy
- You empower yourself and others by practicing and honing self-advocacy skills. In doing so, you build a psychologically safe and inclusive environment where other people are more apt to share their ideas and flourish.
- You take control of your own life.
- You become better at decision making.
- You become better able to hear the perspectives of others that you hadn’t previously considered.
- You become an effective problem solver. You know how to research the problem at hand and how to consider multiple perspectives.
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