Helping becoming and being disabled feel like coming home to a loving, creative community rather than something that is scary, isolating or shameful.

Anna, a blonde white woman with bangs and glasses, squats next to a black and white parti poodle wearing a service dog vest. They are on the beach and you can see sand, rocks and ocean behind them.

Does integrating disability into your life feel overwhelming or scary? I’m here to help.

 

One-on-one disability doula services

 

If you want someone to help you navigate integrating disability into your life, this is the service for you!

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Group classes and organizational training

 

Disabled people are everywhere. If you, your community or your organization are looking to more meaningfully include disabled people, these are the services for you!

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Tools

 

If you’re looking for resources to help you navigate medical appointments, rituals for chronic illness, support asking for help or more, check out my downloadable tools and resources!

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What clients are saying

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What clients are saying 〰️

— Candace

“Anna helped me feel so much more confident in my values, choices, and intuition, which has been so calming overall. ”

— Lorraine

“I would highly recommend working with Anna if you're trying to figure out life as a chronically ill or disabled person. It can be so hard to manage fluctuating symptoms on top of all the appointments and medications, but thanks to her, I feel like I have a sturdier life raft to carry me through the biggest storms. I also have more ideas about community building and examining my interests when I have the energy for that.”

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