“Adults with disabilities report experiencing frequent mental distress almost 5x more often as adults without disabilities.”
-CDC (Center for Disease Control)
That’s major.
This is due to the perception that society has perpetrated about disabled people, limiting our sense of self worth and blocking us from dreaming big. Essentially, internalized ableism.
My life’s work is to end this pattern, to shatter stereotypes, and help you find deep pride in who you are. Every part of you. Starting today.
Hi, I’m Charlie.
I’m blind and and damn proud to be! It wasn’t always easy for me to come out and say it though…
For years I rejected my blindness and was determined to live life as a fully sighted person. I now see that this was due to the negative perspectives society had taught me about being disabled and the “horrible” life that was in store for me…
It took me years of frustration and soul searching to get to where I am today: a place of true self love and acceptance of my blindness. Now, I spend every day of my life helping other people with disabilities to develop the same vital self love and acceptance I have developed in myself.
You can take control of your life, set big goals, and be excited about your future alongside your disability,
And, I’m going to help you get there.
What I Do
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Coaching
Being disabled doesn’t mean you can’t live a joyful, adventurous, and fulfilling life.
In our one-on-one coaching sessions, we’ll focus on shifting your mindset on your disability from one of feeling stuck and trapped by the ableist system to manifesting your greatest desires and fully owning your disability. The rest is pure magic.
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Public Speaking
The best path to a more inclusive society is education and awareness – no question about it!
Through these speaking engagements, we work towards creating a more inclusive world, releasing unknowingly ableist habits and thought patterns and seeing the world through the perspective of a person with a disability.
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Consulting
Creating truly inclusive spaces is not only the right thing to do—it’s a powerful way to attract more voices, ideas, and opportunities to your organization.
I help organizations of all sizes become more welcoming to people with disabilities so that everyone has full access to your community or organization.
