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Accessibility Statement

Abloom Consulting and Abloom Coaching are committed to providing an accessible website experience for all visitors.

Version 1.0|Last Updated: 07/23/2026

Our Commitment

Abloom Consulting and Abloom Coaching are committed to providing an accessible website experience for all visitors. We believe that our digital resources — including articles, assessments, educational tools, AI resources such as Coach Mastery AI Mentor™, and thought leadership content — should be available to the widest possible audience.

Ongoing Efforts

We are working to ensure our websites meet recognized accessibility standards and provide a meaningful experience for users of assistive technologies. Our ongoing efforts include:

  • Maintaining consistent page structure and navigation across our websites
  • Using descriptive labels, alt text, and semantic HTML to support screen readers
  • Ensuring sufficient color contrast for text and interactive elements
  • Supporting keyboard navigation for core website functions
  • Providing text alternatives for non-text content where feasible
  • Designing responsive layouts that adapt across devices and screen sizes

Compatibility

Our websites are designed to be compatible with modern browsers and common assistive technologies. While we aim to provide broad compatibility, we recommend using current versions of major browsers for the best experience. Some interactive features, including assessment tools and AI-powered resources, may require JavaScript to be enabled.

Feedback and Reporting

We welcome feedback on the accessibility of our websites. If you encounter an accessibility barrier, have difficulty accessing any content, or would like to suggest an improvement, please contact us. We value your input and will make every reasonable effort to address your concerns.

Abloom Consulting
karyn@abloomconsulting.com

Abloom Coaching
karyn.edwards@abloomcoaching.com

This document is reviewed periodically and may be updated as Abloom's services, technology, and accessibility practices evolve.