About the studio

A calm practice, built to be open to everyone

Cadence Wellbeing Studio began in 2016 with a quiet goal: make wellbeing and accessibility support feel steady, honest, and genuinely usable. We are a small team in Portland, Oregon, and we like it that way.

The studio space, calm and softly lit

Our story

We started where the paperwork felt heaviest

Cadence grew out of years spent helping friends and family make sense of benefits, disability cards, and the quiet weight of trying to keep up. The system was confusing. The language was cold. The pace was never theirs.

So we built the opposite. A place where the first thing you feel is room to breathe, where access is the default rather than an afterthought, and where the next step is always written in plain words.

Today the studio blends self-awareness coaching, accessibility navigation, and small-group practice, all held to the same standard: if it does not genuinely help, we do not do it.

What we stand for

Four things we will not compromise

Dignity

You set the pace and the goals. We bring structure, never pressure.

Access

Every touchpoint is built to meet WCAG AA, because the work is for everyone.

Honesty

Plain answers, clear next steps, and no claims we cannot stand behind.

Steadiness

Calm, repeatable support that holds up across good weeks and hard ones.

The people

Steady people, real names, open doors

A small team on purpose, so the person you talk to is the person who stays with you.

Portrait of Priya Aldridge

Priya Aldridge

Founder and lead coach

Started Cadence to make self-awareness work feel calm, clear, and genuinely doable.

Portrait of Marcus Devlin

Marcus Devlin

Accessibility navigator

Helps clients read the fine print on cards, benefits, and eligibility without the dread.

Portrait of Noor Haddad

Noor Haddad

Group practice guide

Leads small circles built around breath, gentle movement, and steady reflection.

Portrait of Theo Brandt

Theo Brandt

Reflection and journaling

Designs the daily prompts and check-ins that keep momentum between sessions.

Portrait of Lena Okafor

Lena Okafor

Reader and client care

The first friendly reply when you reach out, and the person who keeps things human.

Portrait of Sam Whitfield

Sam Whitfield

Resources and research

Curates the guides and outside reading we point clients toward, fact-checked first.

Come as you are

There is no wrong starting point. Reach out and we will meet you there.

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