Accessibility Statement
This statement was last updated on 20th February 2026.
We at LynseySkinner.com are working to make our site www.LynseySkinner.com accessible to people with disabilities.
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This includes consideration of physical access, sensory needs, communication preferences and neurodiversity wherever reasonably possible.
Website Accessibility
This website aims to be:
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Clear, readable and easy to navigate
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Compatible with assistive technologies where possible
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Designed with simple language and minimal visual overload
If you experience any difficulty accessing information on this site, please get in touch — adjustments can often be made quickly.
Therapy Accessibility
Therapy can be adapted to support individual needs, including:
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Online or in-person sessions
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Flexible pacing and communication styles
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Neurodiversity-aware approaches
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Trauma-informed practice
If you have specific accessibility requirements, please feel welcome to discuss these.
Workshops, Sound Therapy & Retreats
Where possible, accessibility considerations may include:
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Venue access information
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Sensory adjustments where feasible
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Clear pre-event information
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Opportunities to discuss individual needs in advance
Please reach out ahead of any booking so we can explore what might support your participation.
Ongoing Commitment
Accessibility is an ongoing process. Feedback is always welcome to help improve both the website and services offered.
Contact
If you have accessibility questions or requests: