Jaclyn Greenberg

Jaclyn Greenberg transitioned from a 13-year career as a tax accountant to freelance writing after her middle son was born with multiple disabilities. This pivotal experience shifted her focus to parenting, disability advocacy, and accessibility, which she now covers through personal narratives and actionable advice. Her work appears in major outlets like *The New York Times*, *CNN*, *Wired*, and *Success Magazine*, where she combines her CPA background with lived experience to address financial literacy for families with disabilities. Greenberg’s writing often centers on inclusive parenting strategies, systemic barriers in healthcare/education, and travel accessibility. She is an active member of the American Society of Journalists and Authors (ASJA) and is querying a memoir about motherhood and disability. Her unique perspective as a parent of a child with severe disabilities informs her advocacy-driven storytelling, blending emotional depth with practical solutions. She also creates B2B content for financial institutions, simplifying complex data for consumer audiences.