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Purchase Dating Disability
Whether you are navigating dating with a disability, working through questions of identity and self-worth, or simply looking for an honest and human read—this book was written for you. Dating Disability is Emily's debut collection of fifteen personal essays about building confidence and finding connection in a world that wasn't always designed with you in mind.
"A cheerful chronicle of bravery and self-compassion that encourages all readers looking for love." — Kirkus Reviews
Currently available in physical, audiobook, and e-book form.
Rewrite Your Story: A Digital Journaling Companion to Dating Disability
Journaling is one of the most powerful tools for turning self-awareness into action. Rewrite Your Story is a two-part digital journaling companion to Dating Disability that walks you through naming your inherited stories and starting to rewrite them at your own pace.
The workbook lives in Notion, a free digital workspace you can access through your browser or the Notion app. After purchase you'll receive a PDF with your access link and simple instructions to get started.
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Notes from Emily is a weekly newsletter with reflections on building confidence and living authentically. Emily writes about how to build better connections, navigate disability in everyday life, publish a book through a non-traditional publisher, cultivate deeper friendships, and more. Free and paid subscription options are available.
“I’m a Disabled Woman. Is That A Dating Dealbreaker?”
In this personal essay for the Los Angeles Times, Emily writes about navigating dating and relationships as a woman with a physical disability — exploring moments of vulnerability, humor, and hard-won self-acceptance that come with showing up authentically in love and in life.
A good read for anyone thinking about how we present ourselves to the world, the importance of inner work, and what it means to truly belong to ourselves first.