be you. do you. for you
A disability diagnosis can feel like the world has stopped or you've been hit by a train. But in reality, it's just the beginning of a new chapter—an opportunity to get to know yourself on a deeper level.
I will help you...
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to change your way of thinking
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to develop real self-confidence and self-esteem
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to overcome the challenges of a disability with ease, grace and joy
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to recognize your limits and communicate confidently when they have been exceeded
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to design and implement your personal action plan with clear goals
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to stay true to yourself and your goals and to overcome your personal challenges
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not only to accept your disability, but to acquire the tools to integrate the disability as a strength in your life
break
the rules
According to a study, disabled adults experience five times more psychological stress than people without disabilities.
This is due to society's perception of disabled people. We have all been guilty of ableism, myself included. And for most of us, this is not due to malice, but to a lack of understanding and insight into the lives of disabled people.
People with disabilities are often portrayed as helpless individuals who have been dealt a bad hand in life. I, too, was convinced that I had such a life. For years, I rejected my disability and was determined to live life as an able-bodied person.
Today, I know that this was mainly due to the negative ideas that society had instilled in me about being disabled and the “terrible” life that awaited me. Comments about the value of my life led me to believe for years that my life was worth less. And as a consequence, so was I.
After years of frustration and inner struggle, I am now grateful for this life. Because it has brought me to where I am today.
It took a process of rethinking until I understood that......
a disability is not synonymous with a bad life...
I am more than my disability...
there is also a world full of fun, adventure, love, and success for me
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Sometimes it's hard to be disabled. In moments like these, it's important to talk openly with yourself about it. The more space I give to ALL my feelings and consciously acknowledge them, the more self-confident, pleasant, and fulfilling my life will be.
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You deserve a life full of joy and possibilities. The power to achieve this lies in your hands.
I will help you with this. I will support you in discovering your strengths, goals, and desires for a happy and fulfilling life. I will help you recognize the abilities that make you unique. Together, we will remove obstacles from your path, and I will teach you new habits that will enable you to be happy and successful without your disability holding you back.
Coaching ​
Here’s how you can work with me:
A disability does not mean that you cannot lead a happy, exciting, varied and fulfilling life.
In our 1:1 coaching sessions, we focus on changing your attitude toward your disability. You'll no longer feel trapped by the ableist system, but instead be able to realize your greatest dreams and embrace the positive aspects of your disability.
The rest is pure magic.
Coaching is for you if you…
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want to change your life path
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want to find out how other people with disabilities manage to lead fulfilling lives
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want to rediscover your skills and strengths
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Have dreams and goals for your life, but don't know how to make them come true
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Need guidance and support to begin your journey to a life full of meaning and joy
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