Your Questions, Answered

  • Complete the Contact Me form with any information you feel may be helpful. I will respond within two business days with next steps and scheduling options.

  • Sessions may be offered virtually or in person, depending on location and availability. Details can be discussed after you submit a contact request.

  • Appointments include a personalized assessment of the gamer’s movement, access needs, positioning, and gaming goals. Based on this information, I provide recommendations for adaptive controllers, accessories, and setup options that best support the individual player.

  • I work with gamers of all ages and ability levels, as well as parents, caregivers, and families. Services are appropriate for children, teens, and adults who are looking for personalized adaptive gaming solutions.

  • No. You do not need to own any equipment beforehand. I can help determine what devices may be appropriate before any purchases are made.

  • I support a variety of platforms and adaptive gaming devices, including Xbox, PlayStation, PC, and commonly used adaptive controllers and switches. Recommendations are based on the individual gamer’s needs and goals.

  • Adaptive gaming consulting is typically a private-pay service and is not billed through insurance. If you have questions about documentation or funding options, feel free to ask during your inquiry.

  • No. My role is not to coach gameplay or skill development. Instead, I help identify and configure the right adaptive controllers and setups so gaming is physically accessible and enjoyable.

  • Adaptive gaming consulting focuses on helping gamers with disabilities find the right controllers, equipment, and setups so they can access video games in a way that works for their body.

  • Yes. I work collaboratively with healthcare professionals Rec Centers, including therapists and rehabilitation teams, to help identify adaptive gaming solutions that support patient/client access and engagement. Recommendations are provided as consultative support and do not replace clinical evaluation or treatment.