The BSAN provider network
Find support. Share your professional services.
Promote your services, describe your expertise, and connect with people looking for support. This directory is for blind providers and for nonblind providers who serve blind people, across sexuality, health, education, relationships, and independent living.
Applying is free, with no login required. Share your professional role, bio, services, and contact details in four sections. BSAN reviews submissions, and you approve your profile before publication. Contact BSAN if you would like help.
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Services across our community
The first collection features blind, low-vision, and DeafBlind providers. A separate collection features nonblind providers who describe their experience serving blind people and the access they offer. Profiles describe the person’s services and qualifications in their own words.
Education and practical skills
Teachers of blind students, independent living instructors, orientation and mobility instructors, assistive technology specialists, and parent or family educators.
Sexuality and consent
Sexuality educators, consent educators, trainers, consultants, and advocates offering individual or group education.
Health and professional support
Therapists, counselors, coaches, health professionals, doulas, and peer support practitioners. People whose role spans several areas can choose more than one category.
Blind, low-vision, and DeafBlind providers
We are gathering profiles for this collection. Tell us about the services you offer, your approach, and who you work with. Each provider approves their profile before it appears here.
Other providers serving blind people
This collection welcomes nonblind practitioners who can explain their experience with blind people and the access they offer. Profiles will appear as providers approve them.
What happens after you apply
BSAN reviews your services and profile details, follows up privately, and prepares a draft for your approval. Your profile can include a bio, professional categories, services, audiences, qualifications, service area, availability, fees, and a public contact link. Optional details you leave blank are omitted. Individual profiles will appear as providers approve them.