About Us
We believe that environments should be accessible to all and we are delighted to supply our services to individuals and organisations who serve and care about the requirements of disabled people
Purpose
At Michelle Felix Group, we are passionate about creating inclusive spaces that celebrate the richness of diversity and the transformative impact of accessibility. We provide Blind and Visual Awareness Training & Consultancy and Audio Description Consultancy across the Leisure, Arts and Culture sectors. Our purpose is to help organisations unlock access for blind and partially sighted people — from planning and programming to audience engagement and participation.
How We Work
We collaborate closely with creative teams, curators, producers, marketers, programmers and front-of-house staff to build confidence and embed inclusive practices.
Whether you’re developing an exhibition, staging a performance, or delivering a digital event, we offer:
- Tailored training based on real-world lived experience.
- Strategic consultancy, access audits, and planning support.
- Audio description and storytelling solutions.
- Tools that support inclusive audience experiences.
Everything we deliver is grounded in lived experience, expertise, and practical action – helping you design for inclusion from the start.
Our Distinct Personality
We bring warmth, creativity, and clarity to everything we do. Our work is driven by values of equity, communication, openness, and accessibility by
design.
We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all. We listen, adapt, and empower — so that your team feels confident, your audiences feel welcome, and your spaces truly reflect the diversity of our communities.
Our Story
Michelle Felix – CEO and Founder, Michelle Felix Group
Michelle Felix writes:Â
“Michelle Felix Group began with a pioneering focus: creating audio described exercise-to-
music classes so that blind and partially sighted people could take part in fitness and
wellbeing activities. From those early sessions, our work has grown to span the Leisure, Arts, and Culture sectors.
What began in accessible fitness now informs inclusive practice across theatres, museums, galleries, festivals, and more — led by lived experience and fuelled by a vision for a more
equitable world.”
Ready to Make Inclusion Part of Your Practice?
Whether you’re just getting started or looking to deepen your approach to accessibility, we’re here to help.
Get in touch to explore how our training and consultancy services can support your organisation in creating welcoming, inclusive experiences for blind and partially sighted people across leisure, arts and culture.
