Support centered on your needs.

01 / How we help

Disability Navigation & Resource Guidance

Find information. Understand your options.

Disability systems can feel disconnected and difficult to understand.

You may receive information from multiple providers, agencies, employers, insurance companies, schools, vendors, or community organizations without a clear understanding of how the pieces fit together.

Disability navigation helps you identify your needs, explore possible resources, and develop clearer next steps.

Support may include:

• Disability-related resource direction
• Community and national programs
• Equipment and assistive technology resources
• Vocational rehabilitation information
• Employment support resources
• Provider and professional connections
• Chronic illness resources
• General systems navigation
• Preparation for important conversations or appointments

Our goal is to help you move from uncertainty toward greater clarity and confidence.

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Disability Rights & Advocacy Education

Understand your rights. Strengthen your voice.

Knowing your rights can help you communicate needs, explore accommodations, and make more informed decisions.

Disability Solutions, LLC provides educational information related to:

• Disability rights
• ADA protections
• Workplace accommodations
• Self-advocacy
• Employment-related barriers
• Communication with employers and providers
• Job Accommodation Network resources
• Vocational rehabilitation pathways

Support is educational and informational. Disability Solutions, LLC does not provide legal representation or legal advice.

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Adjustment to Disability & Life Transitions

Navigate change with compassion.

Disability and chronic illness may lead to significant changes in identity, relationships, employment, routines, independence, and future plans.

Adjustment is personal. There is no single correct timeline or path.

We provide supportive education and navigation for individuals and families experiencing:

• A new disability or diagnosis
• Changes in physical or cognitive ability
• Chronic illness
• Loss of independence
• Changing family roles
• Disability-related grief
• Uncertainty about the future
• Changes in employment
• The need to redefine goals or routines

The focus is not only on what has changed. We also explore strengths, possibilities, available supports, meaningful connections, and practical pathways forward.

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Employment & Vocational Guidance

Identify barriers. Explore possibilities.

Employment can provide income, independence, purpose, connection, and opportunity. Disability-related barriers, changing health needs, workplace systems, and accommodation concerns can make employment decisions more complicated.

As a Certified Rehabilitation Counselor and Employment Specialist, Evelyn provides disability-informed education and resource guidance related to:

• Employment barrier identification
• Workplace accommodation pathways
• Vocational rehabilitation resources
• Return-to-work considerations
• Career and life transitions
• Communication with employers
• Disability-related changes in work capacity
• Resources through the Job Accommodation Network

Services are educational and resource-focused and do not replace legal advice or formal employment representation.

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Assistive Technology Guidance

Explore tools for daily life.

Assistive technology includes tools, devices, software, equipment, and accessibility solutions that may support communication, mobility, learning, work, daily living, sensory access, and greater independence.

We help individuals:

• Explore assistive technology categories
• Identify questions to discuss with qualified professionals
• Locate programs, vendors, and funding resources
• Consider individual goals and environments
• Explore workplace technology and accommodations
• Connect with appropriate specialists
• Learn about emerging technologies

Assistive technology information is educational and nonclinical. Disability Solutions, LLC does not prescribe, engineer, approve, or medically recommend assistive devices.

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Family & Caregiver Support

Support for the people who support others.

Disability often affects an entire family system.

Parents, partners, spouses, adult children, and caregivers may be managing complex decisions, changing responsibilities, emotional stress, advocacy needs, appointments, employment concerns, and uncertainty about the future.

We help families:

• Clarify needs and priorities
• Identify available resources
• Explore communication strategies
• Understand disability-related changes
• Reduce information overload
• Connect with support systems
• Recognize individual and family strengths

Caregivers deserve information, support, connection, and compassion too.