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Accessibility

Everyone should be able to use this.

How this site is built, how the office and online sessions work, and how to ask for something you need.

This website

The site is built toward the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 level AA: text that meets contrast minimums, full keyboard navigation with visible focus, real headings and landmarks for screen readers, descriptive alternative text on images, text that reflows without horizontal scrolling at 400 percent zoom, and reduced motion honored when your system asks for it.

The office

The New York City office is [accessible / accessible with assistance: describe elevator, steps, restroom, and door width]. If you want to know exactly what to expect before you arrive, ask and she will describe the route in detail.

Sessions

  • Online sessions are available across New York and Florida for anyone who cannot travel comfortably.
  • Sessions are offered in English and Spanish.
  • Sign language interpretation can be arranged on request at no cost to you.
  • Documents can be provided in large print or another accessible format.
  • Adjustments to lighting, seating, session length, or breaks are welcome. You are not imposing by asking.

Tell her what is not working

If any part of this site or the practice creates a barrier, say so at [hello@yourdomain.com]or [(212) 000-0000]. Problems with this website are usually fixed within a few business days, and she will give you the information another way in the meantime.