Meet Danita Applewhite PhD CRC, Founder-White Apple Institute, Army Veteran
Host of ASK DR APPLEwhite , Former Professor of Psychology/ Rehabilitation-Disability Counselor, Service Provider over 40 yrs
Tele: 888-56APPLE - 888-562-7753
90% of our net proceeds support White Apple institute
Dr. Applewhite served as Instructor at Army Quartermaster Fort Lee
You must listen to her educational programs if YOU or someone you know is
- a non-combat veteran, or any Adult losing hope post-injury or illness and needs advice adapting to the classroom, bedroom, and returning to the the workplace and other activities.
- trying to manage CHRONIC PAIN and other Non-Visible Disability (Example: anxiety and/or depression chronic fatigue, menstrual, menopause, diabetes, heart and lung issues, long COVID, seizures, cancer etc)
- Having difficulty with performance in the classroom or on the job that may result in homelessness, helplessness, and hopelessness.
- Feeling like you are too old or "disabled" to finish the goals you started long time ago
- a Service Provider working with underserved individuals and families in under-resourced neighborhoods and need your Hope restored
- embarrassed about discussing dreams and goals because people may laugh about your mental, learning and/or nonvisible disability.
- dealing with discrimination because of disability, race, or sexual orientation?
ASK DR. APPLEwhite welcomes your questions and ideas.
A truly diverse company creating a loving space for all skin colors, all levels of disability, and LGBTQ safe.
Learn more at www.whiteappleinstitute.org
>Woman Veterans Are Priority at the DIFferently-Abled Network, program of White Apple Institute, sponsored by ASK Dr. Applewhite. .> We enjoy our partnerships with "disability and veteran friendly" Employers, Educators, Veteran support agencies and Faith-based Organizations. Looking for volunteer or internship opportunities, email your interest to info@whiteappleinstitute.org >Get your questions answered with ASK Dr. APPLEwhite featured every month, see our work at youtube.com/@danitaapplewhite
>Join our DIFferently-Abled Network meetings online every month to discuss what you need to adapt successfully to life after illness and/or injury. >Get Connected to resources and educated about advocacy, accommodations, and more >Join the DIFferently-Abled Network, a nonprofit program of White Apple Institute sponsored by ASK Dr. APPLEwhite. Ask how membership fees of $6 mo/$72 ann., helps us restore hope by funding transportation, child care, test fees, equipment repairs, etc., for underserved women, priority veterans, who are striving to help themselves be productive.
>Join our DIFferently-Abled Network meetings online every month to discuss what you need to adapt successfully to life after illness and/or injury. >Get Connected to resources and educated about advocacy, accommodations, and more >Join the DIFferently-Abled Network, a nonprofit program of White Apple Institute sponsored by ASK Dr. APPLEwhite. Ask how membership fees of $6 mo/$72 ann., helps us restore hope by funding transportation, child care, test fees, equipment repairs, etc., for underserved women, priority veterans, who are striving to help themselves be productive.
>Join our DIFferently-Abled Network meetings online every month to discuss what you need to adapt successfully to life after illness and/or injury. >Get Connected to resources and educated about advocacy, accommodations, and more >Join the DIFferently-Abled Network, a nonprofit program of White Apple Institute sponsored by ASK Dr. APPLEwhite. Ask how membership fees of $6 mo/$72 ann., helps us restore hope by funding transportation, child care, test fees, equipment repairs, etc., for underserved women, priority veterans, who are striving to help themselves be productive.
>Join our DIFferently-Abled Network meetings online every month to discuss what you need to adapt successfully to life after illness and/or injury. >Get Connected to resources and educated about advocacy, accommodations, and more >Join the DIFferently-Abled Network, a nonprofit program of White Apple Institute sponsored by ASK Dr. APPLEwhite. Ask how membership fees of $6 mo/$72 ann., helps us restore hope by funding transportation, child care, test fees, equipment repairs, etc., for underserved women, priority veterans, who are striving to help themselves be productive.
>Join our DIFferently-Abled Network meetings online every month to discuss what you need to adapt successfully to life after illness and/or injury. >Get Connected to resources and educated about advocacy, accommodations, and more >Join the DIFferently-Abled Network, a nonprofit program of White Apple Institute sponsored by ASK Dr. APPLEwhite. Ask how membership fees of $6 mo/$72 ann., helps us restore hope by funding transportation, child care, test fees, equipment repairs, etc., for underserved women, priority veterans, who are striving to help themselves be productive.
The woman you see sitting on a street corner with a homeless sign may have sat beside you in the workplace or classroom a few months ago. Tell her about the DIFferently-Abled Network, We seek out and support women in distress, especially women veterans at job fairs, college campuses, homeless shelters, food banks, military events and parades.
>Join our DIFferently-Abled Network meetings online every month to discuss what you need to adapt successfully to life after illness and/or injury. >Get Connected to resources and educated about advocacy, accommodations, and more >Join the DIFferently-Abled Network, a nonprofit program of White Apple Institute sponsored by ASK Dr. APPLEwhite. Ask how membership fees of $6 mo/$72 ann., helps us restore hope by funding transportation, child care, test fees, equipment repairs, etc., for underserved women, priority veterans, who are striving to help themselves be productive.
The woman you see sitting on a street corner with a homeless sign may have sat beside you in the workplace or classroom a few months ago. Tell her about the DIFferently-Abled Network, We seek out and support women in distress, especially women veterans at job fairs, college campuses, homeless shelters, food banks, military events and parades.