Testimonials

Amy made me believe in life coaching. Her approach is compassionate and inquisitive, challenging me to examine myself, my inner life, my values and beliefs, my priorities, my life purpose and goals, all while encouraging me towards habits of mindfulness and self-love and acceptance. Working with her has improved the quality of my life in ways I did not think were possible.

Amy’s philosophy as a life coach is shaped by her commitment to equity, advocacy, and justice work and her own lived experience as a disabled person. As a disabled person myself, as well as a queer person, this has made all the difference. Amy brings an empathy earned by kinship. She understands and affirms the significance of disability in our lives, and never flinches from conversations that expose the nerve, that cut deeply into the complexities and paradoxes of disability and other marginalized experiences.

Amy also expertly anticipates access needs and barriers, working to ensure I don’t need to think about accessibility more than I already do. My time with her is a reprieve, a space in which my disabled life can be safely explored, celebrated and indulged, and occasionally even forgotten.