You’re doing the work – searching, learning, advocating – because the system doesn’t just hand you answers. Get the answers you need now.
One Place | Less Overwhelm | More Clarity
You’re doing the work – searching, learning, advocating – because the system doesn’t just hand you answers. Get the answers you need now.
One Place. Less Overwhelm. More Clarity.
I’m the mom other moms turn to when they have a question about their child’s IEP, how to respond to a denied insurance claim, what they need to do before their child turns 18, and how to apply for disability services.
I’m the mom that worked on the inside of disability systems for 15 years – because I was tired of feeling like the imposter at the table who didn’t know what the f*ck the experts around me were talking about.
Now I’m applying to be your advocacy partner because you sure as hell shouldn’t have to do it all alone.
✔️ Woke up at 3am and jumped on your phone to “look up one last thing” before the IEP meeting tomorrow.
✔️ Joined every Facebook Group that included your child’s diagnosis and the word “support”.
✔️ Internally screamed at anyone who said, “make time for self-care,” without realizing you are a full-time care coordinator, co-regulator, advocate, chef, chauffeur, medical assistant, and legal aide.
✔️ Lost sleep wondering what life will look like after high school, when your child reaches the edge of the proverbial “cliff.”
Experiential Life is where you go, instead of falling down the research rabbit hole.
Because you don’t need more information – you need to know what to do with it.
You don’t have time to fall down the research rabbit hole – but you also need help now. Experiential Life is your advocacy partner that fits in your pocket.
You can’t face another IEP meeting alone – or it’s your first IEP meeting and you’re not sure what it even means. If you live in Maryland, my one-to-one IEP services are for you.
You’re ready to advocate for more than just your child – you want to make sure all disabled folx keep the rights and protections that disability advocates fought so hard for.
In 2011, my son’s pediatrician said, “Christy, I think your son is autistic…”
Then he handed me a stack of referrals and a few pamphlets and told me to schedule a follow-up in 6 weeks.
I was not prepared to become a care coordinator, expert in education, medical, legal, and future planning jargon overnight.
I hated feeling like an imposter who didn’t have my sh!t together, and didn’t know how to help my son.
So I spent the next 15 years working inside the systems that support neurodivergent and disabled kids.
I sat in the rooms where decisions get made.
I built Experiential Life because it was what I needed when my son first got diagnosed, and what I need now that he’s 18 and facing the “cliff.”
You know how you wish you had someone to bounce ideas off of – or just talk to about all the things you are juggling to keep up with your child’s IEP, therapy appointments, applications for ALL. THE. Things… and let’s not get started on future planning.
Or – you know how you wish that there was just one place where you could go to get all the information you need about what to freaking do… because making all the decisions is exhausting.
You just need someone to help you decide what to do first, how to do it, and then what comes next…
Yeah – that’s basically Experiential Life.
Founding rate: $29.99/month through 12/31/26
Whether your child just received a diagnosis, or you’re facing the proverbial “cliff”…
Whether you are just trying to wrap your head around advocating for the child in front of you, or you’re ready to fight for all disabled folx…
And if you’re a provider who wants to do better by the families you serve, there’s a place for you too.
Experiential Life is here to support you each step of the way.
You know you need help – but you are so overwhelmed you don’t even know what help to ask for. That’s why you get 30 minutes with me for free.
Just go ahead and put a hold on your calendar for the 2nd Tuesday of the month at 12pm EST. It’s your chance to ask the people who work inside the disability systems the questions that replay over and over again in your head.
Each month join this interactive workshop that shows you how to support the families you work with, without adding more unbillable time to your already full calendar – using my signature STEP Approach
Every month we bring the people who work inside the systems – attorneys, advocates, therapists, and educators – to answer the questions that wake you up at 3am. We’re breaking the doomscrolling habit one conversation at a time.