Disability Access

People with visual impairment — Call or text me on your mobile phone when you arrive and I will meet you outside to accompany you to the office (until you are used to the space). All written materials are available on-line and via email by request. All written materials are also available in large print by request.

People with allergies or chemical sensitivities — The office is in an urban area and is one of many offices in a shared building. The furniture in my office is over 10 years old. There are hardwood floors in my office and an area rug; the area rug is less than a year old. My office was painted with no VOC paint in 2023. I use only fragrance-free products for personal use and for cleaning in my office. Other people in the building are made aware of issues related to chemical sensitivity and fragrances and safer products are used to clean the building. If you need to come and check out the office to know whether you can be in the space, I will be glad to arrange for you to do so.

People with mobility impairments — The office is wheelchair-accessible via a lift and elevator. If you need to use the lift, let me know ahead of time and I will arrange it for you.

Deaf people — I am knowledgable about Deaf culture and about working with ASL interpreters. If you need help arranging for an interpreter, let me know and I can give you information about how to do so. My office does not have a TTY/TDD but I am available directly via text messaging. I also have experience using the Relay service. Email is a reliable way to get in touch with me.

Telehealth sessions — If you would prefer for any reason, I can also offer therapy sessions online (at no extra charge).