My Work

My work in accessibility has grown from years of hands-on experience supporting community members, developing and delivering inclusive programming, educating staff and volunteers, and working alongside individuals, families, and organizations to identify and remove barriers.

I believe accessibility is about more than meeting requirements or checking boxes. It’s about looking at the way people actually experience a space, service, program, or organization—and asking how we can make that experience more inclusive, equitable, and user-friendly for everyone.

Through my consulting work, I help businesses and organizations better understand accessibility, identify barriers, strengthen inclusive practices, and turn good intentions into practical action. My approach is collaborative, realistic, and grounded in the understanding that accessibility is an ongoing process rather than a one-time task.

Through my 1:1 support, I work with individuals and families to assist with service navigation, respite services, and life skill development.  My approach is patient, realistic, and rooted in providing dignified 1:1 support that meets individuals and families where they are at.  

Whether I’m reviewing a physical space, facilitating accessibility training, supporting program development, or acting as an ally to an individual/family, my goal is to make accessibility feel approachable and achievable.