Accessibility Statement
Mindable is committed to making its website, services and communications as accessible, inclusive and welcoming as possible. I recognise that accessibility looks different for everyone. I aim to consider sensory, cognitive, communication, physical and digital accessibility across the way Mindable works.
Accessible Support
If you need a reasonable adjustment, alternative format or different way of communicating, please let me know. This could include adjustments to communication, session format, materials, timing or other aspects of how a service is delivered.
For coaching and other services, I will work collaboratively with you to understand what would help you access the space comfortably and meaningfully.
Our Approach
Mindable's approach to accessibility is informed by neuroaffirmative and intersectional practice. I recognise that people may experience barriers not only because of neurodivergence or disability, but through the interaction of identity, environment and systems.
I aim to continually learn, listen and improve rather than assuming that one approach will work for everyone.
If You Experience an Accessibility Barrier
If you encounter something on the website or within a Mindable service that creates a barrier for you, please get in touch. Feedback helps me identify areas for improvement.
Contact:
mindable.services@gmail.com
Mindable is committed to continually improving the accessibility of its website, services and practice.

