Chronic illness

Living Well with Chronic Illness

Tuesday, Nov 10, 2026 | 05:00pm - 06:00pm MST
$50.00
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About this meeting
A supportive space to explore what living well means to you, learn to trust your body's signals, and find ways to honor your needs while staying connected to the things that matter most. Together, we'll explore how to work with your body rather than against it, navigate your changing capacity with greater compassion, and create a life that feels more aligned with who you are and what matters to you. You don't have to push through your limits or prove that you're doing enough. You don't have to wait until you're healthier to make room for joy, connection, purpose, and possibility. You can learn to listen to yourself, honor where you are, and discover what it means to live fully within your capacity. Let's explore what that can look like for you.

About the host
Jess Hartwell is a Certified Peer Support Specialist who works with chronically ill individuals who are done waiting to be healthier to start making room for joy, connection and possibility. With a deep personal understanding of what it feels like to spend your days waiting for your body to feel like it did before, Jess offers compassionate support for those who are willing to dedicate some time each week to trying something new. Her approach is client-centered, creating a space where clients can feel seen and understood as they explore a more holistic way of living. Rather than encouraging them to do more, Jess walks alongside her clients as they reconnect with their bodies, explore their unique needs and limitations, and discover ways of living that honor their capacity. Rooted in the belief that being chronically ill doesn't have to mean putting your life on hold, her work is about helping people build a life where they care for themselves without guilt while making room for the people and experiences that matter most to them. Because you don't have to be well to live well.
Motivation for help
Adapting to life with chronic illness has been one of the hardest chapters of my life. I remember the pain and frustration of reaching out to therapists and mentors for guidance, only to end up spending our sessions trying to educate them about chronic illness and convince them that my experience was real. I left those conversations feeling unheard, exhausted and alone. That experience is what shaped my work today – I show up for my clients in the way I once needed someone to show up for me.
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