We asked hundreds of disability parents to identify one thing that keeps them from traveling. The following is what we learned. Some of these things have easy, readily available solutions. Some of them are real issues that need to be addressed by the travel industry and beyond. Continue Reading
An introduction to intensive physical therapy, along with a comprehensive list of locations and grants.Continue Reading
What is medical tourism, why is it a good option, and where can I go? Find out here!Continue Reading
The following are some great options ensuring that readers of all ages can both explore the experiences of individuals with disabilities, and connect through the common threads that tie us all together. All of these are books that I recommend both for building diversity inclusion and for the disabled reader.Continue Reading
The Ark Encounter was designed with inclusion in mind, and it’s evident throughout the barrier-free experience.Continue Reading
Unforgettable Outdoor Experiences Glamping, a blend of “glamorous” and “camping,” offers a fantastic way to connect with nature without sacrificing comfort. It had been years since I tried to find an accessible glamping site, so I was amazed at all I found when I began researching again. Wheelchair friendly glampingContinue Reading
Discover the charm of Harpers Ferry through wheelchair accessible routes including the historic district, trails and breathtaking views.Continue Reading
A Lancaster County advent calendar of events. All activities are family friendly and wheelchair accessible! (Most are also free!)Continue Reading
There aren’t many completely free vacation options based on disabilities, but there are loads of discounts and ways to travel for less. Here’s all I know on saving money as a disabled traveler!Continue Reading
Discover Virginia’s best kept secret – a wheelchair accessible beach and town, off the beaten track!Continue Reading