​ACCESSIBILITY STATEMENT

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I want everyone who feels called to this work to be able to reach it, explore it and book with ease. This statement explains what I’ve done to make Neya Noka accessible, where there are current limits, and how to ask for support.

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This website

I’ve built this site with accessibility in mind, including clear heading structure, descriptive text for images, readable fonts and colour choices, and forms that work with keyboards and screen readers. I’m continuing to review and improve it. If anything is difficult to read, navigate or use, please let me know and I’ll do my best to fix it or help you another way.

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Sessions in person

My in-person room in Moortown, Leeds is up a flight of stairs, and there is currently no step-free access. I’m sorry that this means I can’t offer in-person sessions to wheelchair users or anyone who finds stairs difficult. All of my sessions are also available online, and the depth of the work is just the same.

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Adjustments I can offer

Everyone’s needs are different, and I’m always happy to talk about what would help you feel comfortable and supported. This could include breaks during a session, written summaries afterwards, information in larger print or a different format, extra time, or adjustments for neurodivergence, sensory needs or chronic illness. Just let me know when you get in touch.

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Get in touch

If you have any feedback about accessibility, or need information in a different format, please email jade4@neyanoka.net or use the contact form, and I’ll reply as soon as I can.

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This statement was last updated in October 2026.