Disability Rights Law Center

When mental health conditions leave people unable to work, they may be able to receive disability benefits.

Common misconceptions can keep people from getting the help they're entitled to.

Could changes in SSDI make it harder for older workers to get benefits? https://bit.ly/39286BS

What is substantial gainful activity? https://bit.ly/3hcxecx

3 Myths About Social Security Disability Insurance https://bit.ly/38mBe6f

Robot exoskeleton device shown to improve motor function after brain trauma https://bit.ly/3nrnfCz

Let's face it: Official forms and paperwork can be confusing. And there is a lot on the line.

Disabling symptoms of a TBI can make one's job difficult, but exoskeleton rehab may help.

How can you cope with fibromyalgia? https://bit.ly/39XzSS0

Signature requirements and SSD delays https://bit.ly/3nRu7dk

Clinical depression may make working virtually impossible https://bit.ly/3iLXHNl

People diagnosed with clinical depression who experience these 5 symptoms may qualify for disability benefits.

What conditions may shorten the processing time for SSDI claims? https://bit.ly/2GoGrRr

When a disability prevents someone from working, they may not be able to afford being denied benefits.

What neurocognitive disorders are evaluated for SSDI benefits? https://bit.ly/2Ee9plF

Disability benefits can be helpful. But the wait for their arrival can feel stressful.

When recovering from a stroke keeps one from working, disability benefits are possible.

A stroke may lead to long-term problems https://bit.ly/3kdHS3b

Understanding symptoms of bipolar disorder https://bit.ly/2EVCwdX

4 tips for surviving the wait for your disability benefits https://bit.ly/3hxDsDc

How can depression affect your daily life? https://bit.ly/32jlDSb