Our own Travel Tips as an ND fam
πππΒ ποΈ Planning a holiday with an Autistic child? We’ve got you covered with our tailored support system πΒ π Traveling can be daunting, but we’re here to make it easier for youΒ as you connect to new destinations or see family and friends who live far away.

At camp, we follow these golden rules to create a safe and engaging environment for all campers β¨ποΈ #CampLife #Inclusion #Predictability

Traveling tip #1: Provide visual communication for a more predictable and enjoyable experience for all πΊοΈπ #GoldenRules #VisualStories

Sometimes we might travel by car, which is great to offer a familiar space that allows us to decompress from the stress of new locations. There’s something comforting about the familiar space of our car amidst unfamiliar surroundings ππ

Flying can be stressful, especially with invisible disabilities. βοΈ Using a sunflower lanyard can help communicate your needs and make the journey smoother and more comfortable. βοΈπ #FlightTips #InvisibleDisabilities

β Executive functioning hack: minimize decision fatigue by having duplicates of your everyday items packed and ready! Take the stress out of packing by having backups of your essentials ready to go! π #executivefunctioning #travelhacks

𧦠Packing for a family trip? Remember to bring an extra lycra body sock or comfortable fidget to help with transitions in unfamiliar environments. βοΈ #SensoryNeeds #FamilyVacation


π Make sure to grab a second galaxy light or fidget for your suitcase! It’s better to be prepared than to risk leaving your favorite sensory item behind. π #SensorySupport #TravelTips

Don’t underestimate the power of downtime. It’s essential for resetting and recharging your mind and body. β±οΈπ
