In Episode 11 of PT Confessionals, Wes and Corinne sit down with Dane, a friend, thinker, and fellow warrior in the world of disability and faith. This conversation is raw, real, and refreshingly unfiltered as the trio dives into what it means to live with cerebral palsy while also navigating identity, belief, and the expectations others place on you.

Dane opens up about his journey with faith—the moments that challenged it, the moments that strengthened it, and the moments where he wasn’t sure what he believed at all. He shares how disability can complicate the way you view God, purpose, and healing, and how he’s learning to find peace in the middle of the unknown.

The discussion doesn’t shy away from tough topics. They talk about anger, loneliness, acceptance, and the pressure to "inspire" just by existing. But they also talk about laughter, growth, and the freedom that comes when you finally learn how to use your voice—and trust that it’s worth hearing.

This isn’t just a conversation about faith or disability. It’s a conversation about being human. About learning how to live in the tension between pain and purpose. And about choosing to show up, even when the world doesn’t know what to do with you.

In this episode of PT Confessionals, Wes and Corinne open up about the daily frustrations that come with using a wheelchair that’s not quite working right. From misaligned seating and frustrating repairs to how mobility challenges impact independence and mood, they unpack what it feels like when the very thing meant to support you ends up slowing you down. Wes shares recent situations where poor positioning or mechanical issues led to discomfort or communication breakdowns, especially in social settings or during important moments.

But this episode isn’t just about what’s going wrong—it’s about finding solutions. Wes and Corinne shift the conversation toward the ways adaptive tech, especially communication devices, can be used more strategically. They brainstorm ways to make conversations feel more natural, less transactional, and more responsive—especially when speed and spontaneity are a challenge. Whether it’s customizing message categories, experimenting with timing, or leaning on humor, they explore how small changes could make a big difference in helping communication feel more fluid and more you.

Tune in for a vulnerable and hopeful conversation about turning mechanical roadblocks into opportunities for growth, and reimagining assistive tech not just as a tool—but as a voice.

In Episode 9 of PT Confessionals, Wes and Corinne take a moment to breathe, reflect, and look back on everything the reboot has offered so far. With guest episodes in the rearview and new ones on the horizon, this episode is a recap and reset—a chance to revisit the powerful stories shared, the lessons learned, and the ongoing journey of “standing”—figuratively and literally—in your truth.

They revisit highlights from their conversations with YouHozerEh and Andrea, sharing their favorite moments, what surprised them, and the messages that stuck with them long after the mic turned off. From the laughter to the vulnerability, each guest brought something unique to the table—and this episode gives those takeaways the spotlight they deserve.

Wes also opens up about his personal relationship with standing and mobility, reflecting on what the idea of "getting on your feet" means when you live with CP. Corinne weighs in on the physical, emotional, and symbolic aspects of standing, how it’s viewed in therapy, and how the pressure to meet certain milestones can shape a person's self-worth—sometimes unfairly.

This episode is part reflection, part celebration, and part check-in—with listeners and with themselves. Because sometimes, the most important progress doesn’t come with a big announcement. It comes with taking a minute to look around and realize how far you’ve already come.

In this powerful episode of PT Confessionals, Wes and Corinne welcome special guest Andrea, a fierce advocate and insightful voice in the disability community, for a deep and nuanced conversation about the different types of cerebral palsy—and how no two experiences are ever the same.

Andrea shares her personal journey living with a different form of CP than Wes, and the three dive into the complexity and misconceptions that surround the condition. From spastic to athetoid to ataxic CP, they break down the medical definitions—but more importantly, they focus on what those diagnoses mean in real life: how they affect mobility, speech, independence, and how people are treated by the world around them.

This episode isn’t about comparison—it’s about understanding. Wes and Andrea talk openly about the similarities and differences in their day-to-day lives, their relationships with therapy, and how disability shows up in public spaces, friendships, and self-image. Corinne provides a clinical perspective, explaining how therapists approach different forms of CP while emphasizing the importance of patient-centered care and avoiding one-size-fits-all thinking.

The conversation is candid, emotional, and educational. Whether you have CP, know someone who does, or just want to understand it better, this episode is your invitation to see cerebral palsy as a spectrum, not a single story.



In this special guest episode of PT Confessionals, Wes and Corinne sit down with longtime friend and fellow content creator YouHozerEh for a raw, funny, and honest conversation about living with disability, gaming, identity, and finding your lane—even when the world keeps shifting the road.

Known for his humor, heart, and iconic streams showing off his latest Pokémon card hauls, YouHozerEh shares his journey growing up with a disability in Canada, the role that community and creativity played in shaping his confidence, and how he’s learned to turn every challenge into a chance to level up.

The crew dives into how gaming became more than just a pastime—it became a form of therapy, a way to connect, and a tool for visibility. From playground days to livestream nights, Hozer shares how he built a space where being different isn’t something to hide—it’s something to celebrate.

They also talk about mental health, perseverance, accessibility in gaming, and why it’s so important to create spaces where disabled voices are not only heard but centered. Expect laughs, real talk, and a few moments where things get a little deeper than expected.

If you’ve ever felt like the world forgot to make room for you, this episode is a reminder that you can make your own space—and invite others in.

In this behind-the-scenes episode of PT Confessionals, Wes and Corinne pull back the curtain on what it really takes to get a podcast off the ground—especially when technology isn’t always intuitive or accessible. As they gear up to welcome guests for Episodes 7 and 8, they share the learning curve that comes with recording remotely, troubleshooting gear, and making sure everyone—disabled or not—feels comfortable joining the conversation.

Wes talks candidly about the process of adapting to podcast tech as a host with a disability, from accessible software to mic setups that actually work with his needs. Corinne shares what it’s been like learning the production side of things—balancing her role as a therapist and cohost while diving headfirst into editing, scheduling, and coordinating guests.

Together, they highlight the importance of patience, problem-solving, and building systems that don’t leave anyone out. They also talk about accessibility for their upcoming guests, how they’re making space for honest conversations, and why representation behind the scenes matters just as much as what gets said on air.

This episode is for the creators, the curious, and anyone who’s ever said, “Wait… how does this mic work again?” It’s about more than just the tech—it’s about learning together so the real stories can shine.

In this episode of PT Confessionals, Wes and Corinne take a trip down memory lane to talk about childhood games—the ones we played, the ones we couldn’t, and the creative ways we made things work. For kids, play isn’t just about having fun—it’s about belonging, independence, and learning how to navigate the world.

Wes shares his experiences growing up with cerebral palsy and how some traditional games weren’t always built with accessibility in mind. From adapting playground games to discovering his own ways to compete, he reflects on the challenges of feeling included and the joy of finding games that worked for him. Corinne offers insight on the role of play in therapy, how movement-based games help with development, and why inclusive play spaces are so important.

They also discuss how gaming has evolved—from physical games to video games—and how technology has helped bridge some gaps in accessibility while still leaving room for improvement. Plus, they explore the emotional side of childhood games, from the frustration of being left out to the victories of proving people wrong.

Whether you grew up dominating the playground, getting creative with house rules, or struggling to find a way to join in, this episode is a nostalgic and honest look at how childhood games shape more than just our memories—they shape our confidence and identity.

In this episode of PT Confessionals, Wes and Corinne tackle a major life event that comes with a unique set of challenges when you have a disability—moving. Whether it’s transitioning to a new home, relocating for better accessibility, or simply adjusting to a different living space, moving is more than just packing and unpacking—it’s about adapting, planning, and advocating for your needs.

Wes shares his personal experiences with moving, from finding a space that truly works for him to dealing with the unexpected obstacles that able-bodied people might never think about—like doorway widths, bathroom accessibility, and transportation logistics. Corinne provides insight on what to look for in an accessible home, how therapists can assist in the transition, and why even small environmental changes can make a big difference in daily life.

They also discuss the emotional impact of moving, the stress of leaving behind a familiar space, and the importance of building a new support system when relocating. Plus, they offer practical advice on how to advocate for accessible housing, handle moving day with a disability, and prepare for the adjustments that come with a new living situation.

For anyone considering a move—or just curious about the hidden complexities of accessibility in housing—this episode is a must-listen. Because sometimes, moving isn’t just about changing locations; it’s about redefining independence.

In this episode of PT Confessionals, Wes and Corinne explore the evolving role of technology in physical therapy and everyday life with a disability. From mobility aids to apps, adaptive gaming to AI-driven rehabilitation, they break down how innovation is changing the way people with disabilities navigate their world—and where it still falls short.

Wes shares his firsthand experiences with assistive technology, discussing the game-changing devices that have improved his independence, as well as the frustrating limitations of tech that isn’t as accessible as advertised. Corinne offers insight from the therapy side, explaining how advancements like virtual rehab, wearable trackers, and smart prosthetics are reshaping treatment plans.

They also tackle the digital divide, accessibility in gaming, and whether tech is truly making life easier or just adding new challenges. Plus, they discuss the future—what’s exciting, what’s missing, and what they hope to see in the next wave of disability-focused innovation.

For anyone curious about the intersection of technology, therapy, and independence, this episode is a deep dive into how the right tools can empower people—but only if they’re designed with real users in mind.

In this episode of PT Confessionals, Wes and Corinne dive into the concept of goals—what they mean in physical therapy, daily life, and beyond. They break down the difference between clinical milestones and personal victories, discussing why success isn’t always measured in steps, reps, or range of motion.

Wes shares his perspective on setting realistic but meaningful goals, including the pressure to meet expectations from doctors, therapists, and even himself. Corinne offers insight from the PT side, explaining how she helps patients find the balance between pushing forward and recognizing progress in ways that aren’t always reflected on a chart.

They also explore the mental and emotional toll of goal-setting—what happens when things don’t go as planned, how to pivot without feeling defeated, and why celebrating small wins is just as important as chasing the big ones. Listeners will hear candid stories, frustrations, and triumphs from both sides of the therapy table, along with practical advice for anyone struggling to redefine what success looks like for them.

Whether you’re in therapy, navigating a personal challenge, or just trying to stay motivated in your own journey, this episode is a reminder that goals aren’t just about reaching the finish line—they’re about the process of getting there.