by Writing Alchemy
Writing Alchemy is an independent TTRPG and narrative games project maintained by Jennifer Kretchmer. Its Accessibility Resources for Gaming page grew from the Unfamiliar Heroes actual-play podcast series—a show that uses tabletop games to create new representations of disabled, sick, and neurodiverse people—into a standalone community reference used widely across the tabletop disability space.
The guide covers accessibility across multiple dimensions: physical access for players with motor impairments, cognitive and sensory access strategies, accessible streaming and podcasting setups, and ethical representation of disability in game fiction. It links to community Discord servers, design tools, academic research, podcasts, and organisations active in the space, with materials suited to both players and creators.
Disabled tabletop gamers seeking community and practical tools, game masters wanting inclusive table practices, and designers building accessible games or audio productions. The resource is especially strong on disability representation in narrative and on access needs for neurodiverse players.
Free online adaptive yoga classes designed for wheelchair users and people with disabilities, founded by Miranda McCarthy — an ambulatory wheelchair user living with rheumatoid arthritis since age two. All sessions use chair and wheelchair-accessible modifications and are suitable for complete beginners.
Adaptive Yoga LIVE
A nonprofit founded by Matthew Sanford — a yoga teacher and author paralysed from the chest down at age thirteen — offering free adaptive yoga classes online six days a week, with a full on-demand library available at no cost. The programme is open to anyone living with disability, trauma, or chronic illness.
Mind Body Solutions
Music and Memory trains care facilities and families to create personalised playlists for people with dementia and other cognitive conditions, helping them reconnect with memories, reduce anxiety, and improve quality of life. Over 5,800 organisations across the US and internationally have been certified in their programme since 2010.
Music and Memory Inc.
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