Losing Sight, Not Vision

Losing Sight Doesn’t Mean Losing Yourself.

Vision loss changes more than what you see. It can impact your confidence, identity, relationships, and plans for the future. We coach adults who are blind or have low vision through emotional adjustment, changes in confidence and identity, and practical questions, helping you find support and move forward with purpose.

A welcoming place to begin wherever you are in your vision loss journey.

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Ways to find support

A steady companion for the next part of your journey.

One-to-one support

Individual Coaching

Explore the emotional adjustment to vision loss, build confidence, and set meaningful goals at your own pace.

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Community

The Wayfinder Circle

Connect with people who understand, learn practical skills, and find encouragement for moving forward.

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Workshops & Consulting

Bring lived experience, social work knowledge, and inclusive education to your team or community.

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Learn at your pace

Accessible Resources

Find educational videos, guides, digital tools, and recommended resources for the road ahead.

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Professional experience. Lived understanding.

Meet YaSheema Marshall, MSW.

With more than 30 years of professional social work experience and lived experience navigating legal blindness, I bring compassion, practical perspective, and respect for each person's own path.

Beyond Vision Coaching exists to make room for the whole experience of vision loss: the uncertainty and grief, the everyday adaptations, and the possibility of building a meaningful life in a new way.

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Beyond the Blur

Thoughtful notes for the journey.

Explore reflections on emotional wellness, adjustment, identity, confidence, assistive technology, and inclusive community.

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Start where you are

You don't need to have it all figured out.

Whether vision changes are new or you've been adapting for years, you deserve support that sees your strengths and takes your real challenges seriously. Let's begin with what matters to you today.

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