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Reign the Spoodle & Assistance Animal
Queensland's Most Travelled Assistance Animal Reign is a Female Spoodle/Cockapoo Autism Assistance Animal living on the Gold Coast , and the Latrobe Valley Victoria. Australia she has so much energy and skill that she likes to put on show and … Continue reading
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“over 700 staff members between Plymouth and Penzance undergoing autism awareness training”
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GWR recognised for making train travel more autism accessible
Great Western Railway has been recognised by The National Autistic Society for making train travel more accessible for people with autism
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It’s great to see more accessibility for those on the spectrum getting much needed assistance, it feels like just a decade or so ago this was given no attention at all.
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“According to a 2019 survey, only about 13 percent of families with children who have autism go on vacation.”
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Navigating Neurodivergent challenges when traveling
When you, your partner, or your children are neurodivergent, planning a trip requires a lot more research.
Britt says travel is often difficult for neurodiverse people because it involves a lot of expectations. “When I travel with neurotypical people, I am even more exhausted than when I left, so I am going to need time to recover from that vacation,” she says. “When you are allowed to design it around your own needs, it can be really meaningful.”
thrillist.com
This Pioneering Tour Company Designs Trips for Neurodiverse Young Adults
The travel industry is finally starting to accommodate neurodiverse adults with WanderRock, an organized tour group.
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