Accessibility
Accessibility Statement
The goal is for visitors to navigate the site, read resources, submit the right inquiry, and choose the right support path without unnecessary barriers.
Commitment
The site uses semantic headings, readable text, visible focus states, responsive layouts, descriptive links, and keyboard-friendly native controls where possible.
Current support
Primary pages are static HTML with standard links, buttons, forms, details accordions, and images with meaningful alternative text where the image carries content.
Known limitations
External platforms such as Calendly, YouTube, Instagram, Amazon, and the apparel shop control their own accessibility behavior after visitors leave this site.
Feedback process
Visitors should use the contact page to report a barrier, name the page, describe the issue, and include the device or browser when helpful.
Remediation
Accessibility feedback should be triaged with the same care as form guidance, privacy concerns, and safety notices. Fixes should be verified on mobile and desktop before release.
Alternative access
If a page, form, or resource is difficult to use, use the contact page to request a reasonable alternative.
Site map
What this policy covers.
These notes connect the policy page to the actual site flows, member access, and external platforms.
- Navigation
- Header links, mobile menu, link hub, resource filters, and footer links should remain keyboard reachable. Verify after layout or navigation edits.
- Content
- Headings, cards, accordions, policy pages, and video pages should preserve readable order and contrast. Review desktop and mobile rendering.
- Forms
- Workbook, contact, speaking, and account forms need labels, validation messages, and non-color-only status cues. Verify after form or layout changes.
- Media
- Images need useful alt text when meaningful, and video pages should expose transcripts when captions are available. Keep transcript access and fallbacks visible.
Review checks
Keep policy language aligned with the real experience.
These checks help the site avoid outdated promises about privacy, service terms, accessibility, commerce, account access, and support.
Keyboard path
Confirm menus, filters, accordions, forms, and CTAs can be reached without a mouse.
Responsive layout
Check core pages at mobile and desktop widths for overlap, clipping, and horizontal overflow.
Contrast and focus
Confirm text, buttons, focus states, and status panels remain readable against the background.
Alternative formats
Create a support path for workbook, transcript, booking, and inquiry access when the normal flow fails.
Visitor options
What visitors can do from here.
Each policy page should give a practical next step without turning general contact into emergency support or private intake.
Report a barrier
Name the page, control, device, browser, and the action that was difficult to complete.
Request another format
Ask for help accessing a workbook, transcript, form, or booking page when the page is not usable.
Use contact path
Choose accessibility feedback so the request does not mix with coaching, store, or creative inquiries.
Use urgent support first
Accessibility feedback is not an emergency channel and is not monitored for crisis support.
Safety notice
This site is not monitored for emergencies.
If you are in immediate danger in the United States, contact emergency services. For mental health crisis support in the United States, call or text 988. International visitors should use local emergency services or a trusted local crisis resource.
Coaching scope
Coaching supports reflection, goals, accountability, and forward action. It is not clinical, medical, legal, or emergency support.
Read coaching scope ->Immediate support
Use urgent support first when safety, crisis, abuse, self-harm, or medical risk is present.
Open 988 Lifeline ->Maintenance checklist
Keep this page current as the site changes.
Policy pages should stay aligned with the site paths, member access, email follow-up, commerce links, and support process.
Questions
Use the contact page for policy, support, or accessibility questions.
Choose the inquiry type that best matches your question so privacy, terms, accessibility feedback, store support, coaching inquiries, and creative inquiries stay organized.