Blind and Low Vision

Living with vision loss can bring challenges that others may not fully understand. Losing sight or adjusting to limited vision can affect independence, relationships, confidence, and everyday activities. It can also bring feelings of grief, frustration, anxiety, or uncertainty about the future. You don't have to face these changes alone.

For those who have been blind since birth or childhood, there may be unique experiences related to independence, relationships, accessibility, and feeling understood by others. Your experiences matter, and you deserve a counselor who respects your perspective.

Rachelle Hester has over 17 years of experience working with blind and low vision children and adolescents. She understands many of the unique challenges that come with blindness, vision loss and the impact it can have on daily life.

As a Clinical Mental Health Counselor, Rachelle offers a welcoming space to talk about depression, anxiety, grief, life changes, relationships, and other personal concerns. You deserve to feel heard, understood, and supported.