Support for Vision Loss & Mobility at Any Age
Individualized Orientation & Mobility instruction for children, adults, and seniors in Denver, Colorado and surrounding areas.
Building Confidence, One Step at a Time
At Able to Achieve Together, our mission is to support individuals of all ages in building confidence, independence, and practical mobility skills through functional vision training and personalized orientation and mobility instruction.
AboutHow It Works
Personalized Assessment
Not sure it will work for you? Every engagement starts with a personalized assessment to make sure services are the right fit for you or your loved one.
Individualized Sessions
Sessions typically run 1–2 hours, with a maximum of 8 sessions, tailored to your needs — with additional sessions considered on a case-by-case basis.
Greater Independence
Walk away with practical skills for real environments — building confidence, safety, and independence that lasts.
Services
Children and Teens
- Early cane introduction
- Functional vision and environmental awareness training
- Pre-braille readiness, literacy support, and braille instruction
- Teen mobility and bioptic readiness training
Adults
- Cane skills refresher & new vision loss mobility training
- Safe travel strategies for curbs, stairs & uneven surfaces
- Home and neighborhood route training
- RTD Access-A-Ride application support with completed medical verification
Senior Living Communities
- Vision loss education for staff
- Individualized resident mobility assessments
- Safe navigation strategies for facility environments
Corporate
- Workplace orientation & mobility training for employees with vision loss
- Commute and travel facilitation guidance
- On-site accessibility and navigation consultation
- Disability awareness training for teams and managers
Core Values
Compassionate Support
Gentle, structured instruction for families, adults, and staff.
Clear, Step-by-Step Teaching
Tasks broken down into calm, manageable steps.
Real-Life Learning
Practical skills taught in familiar environments.
Independence at Any Age
Confidence-building mobility support across the lifespan.
Individualized Instruction
Sessions tailored to the client's age, needs, and goals.
Collaboration & Communication
Open communication with families and caregivers.
Testimonials
30+ Years of Expertise
Able To Achieve Together, LLC is founded and led by Charlotte LeSage, who brings over 30 years of experience as an Orientation & Mobility specialist. Charlotte is dually certified as a Teacher of the Visually Impaired and an Orientation & Mobility Specialist, with hands-on experience working with children, adults, and seniors who are blind or visually impaired.
That experience spans a variety of settings, including school districts, the Anchor Center for Blind Children, and the American Council of the Blind, Chapter A3.
Clients choose Able To Achieve Together for a combination of deep expertise and a teacher's approach — clear explanations, patience, and strategies that work in everyday environments.
- ACVREP Certified O&M Specialist
- Teacher of the Visually Impaired
- Literary Braille Competency
Frequently Asked Questions
I'm not sure if this will work for me.
That's understandable, which is why a personalized assessment is offered to ensure services are the right fit for you or your loved one.
How frequently will I receive O&M services?
The frequency of services can vary depending on your needs. Generally they are an estimated 1-2 hours each, with a maximum of 8 sessions. Consideration can be given to extending sessions on a need by basis. In the event services cannot be provided due to a Wait List, information and resources will be provided that may be of assistance immediately.
Does O&M training work with other service providers?
Yes, O&M often collaborates with various service providers to ensure support. This may include working alongside your rehabilitation therapist, physical therapist, family members, healthcare workers, etc. This interdisciplinary approach promotes greater independence and quality of life.
What if I don't have a good grip?
There are a variety of lightweight canes available.
Do you only work in my home setting?
We can meet you in any setting that you are wanting assistance with: parks, escalators, light rail, etc.
I use the pedestrian walk signal, do I also need a cane to cross the street?
If you have any visual impairment, for your safety, it is important to have a cane for identification when crossing streets. A cane will help ID you to vehicles and also to help in grocery store lines and such.
Ready to Get Started?
Contact us to schedule a consultation and learn how we can support your journey to greater confidence, safety, and independence.
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