Disabled Witchcraft (Hardcover)

Accessible, empowering, and deeply inclusive, Disabled Witchcraft by Kandi Zeller reimagines spiritual practice through the lens of disability, chronic illness, and limited energy. Created for “limited spoon” practitioners, this thoughtful guide offers 90 adaptable rituals designed to meet you exactly where you are, honouring both your magick and your capacity.
Rooted in the concept of spoon theory, which describes the way people with chronic conditions manage their energy, this book challenges the idea that witchcraft must be physically demanding or time intensive. Instead, it embraces flexibility, accessibility, and intention as the true foundations of magick, making space for rest, modification, and personal boundaries within spiritual practice.
Inside, you will find a wide range of rituals and practices that can be scaled up or down depending on your energy levels. From low effort spellwork and mental rituals to simplified altar setups and accessible tools, Disabled Witchcraft encourages you to create a practice that supports your wellbeing rather than depletes it.