Travel should be a fun adventure, not a source of stress. As a Certified Autism Travel Professional and Mom of an AuDHD, I understand the unique challenges families face when traveling. I am here to help you create a vacation that meets your families specific needs.
I focus on high-support, low-stress itineraries that let you relax and enjoy your time together. From vetting autism-friendly resorts to providing 24/7 advocacy to help make your trip smoother. Let's work together to plan your memorable vacation where everyone feels comfortable and happy.
Reach out for your free, no-obligation consultation today!
We help alleviate travel anxiety by meticulously planning every detail before your departure.
We curate customized vacations that balance engaging experiences with essential quiet-time & sensory breaks
We're here to help by coordinating specialized support, such as
- Overnight laundry services
- Meal delivery
- Custom sensory bags
We work on your behalf to ensure the destination meets all your expectations & requirements
At the heart of our service is a deep commitment to understanding your unique travel needs.
- At your free consultation, we start by listening. We will talk about your needs, goals, preferences, and the specific "wins" you hope to achieve this vacation.
- After our initial consultation, I will provide you with a personalized quote tailored to you and your family's needs and preferences.
- Once the quote is accepted, I will build you a detailed itinerary and step-by-step visual vacation guide.
- While on vacation, we will help provide 24/7 support.
Your family's comfort and happiness are our top priorities, and we look forward to creating a truly memorable travel experience for you.
The Sunflower lanyard is a symbol designed for those with hidden disabilities. Wearing the lanyard informs others of the need for additional support, understanding, and time needed.
The Hidden Disabilities Sunflower promotes acceptance and understanding, helping individuals navigate places like airports more easily. Starting in London in 2016, it has since gone international and now has a global network of businesses and organizations supporting those who wear the lanyard.
The Sunflower initiative raises awareness of hidden disabilities and the challenges they pose. It makes public spaces more accessible and encourages support and services. Ultimately, it fosters a culture of inclusivity and acceptance for individuals with disabilities who are not always visible. For more information, visit the Hidden Disabilities website.
TSA Cares has modified procedures to ensure your screening is seamless. You can request TSA Cares Passenger Support Specialist (PSS) to guide your family through security at a pace that works for you. Contacting them at least 72 hours before departure, you can arrange for personalized assistance that minimizes sensory triggers and keeps your screening process predictable and calm.
There are many different formated ID cards that you can carry with you. These cards will help you commincate your needs ensuring safety and communication.
- IBCCES
- Hidden Disabilities
Give yourself enough time to take breaks when needed. Arriving 2-3 hours early for domestic flights will allow you frequent breaks or "pressing pause" if a meltdown feels imminent.
Have a plan after you go through the TSA security line to purchase drinks and snacks to take aboard the plane, as airline meal services can be unpredictable.
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What can a tropical vacation to Hawaii look like
click the link below to see a sample itinerary for a family of 4