I work with travelers who have physical disabilities, medical conditions, sensory needs and neurodivergence. Sometimes that's one person in a party of two. Sometimes it's a big family where three people need three different things.
Two people in my own family need extra help when we travel. So I get it, and you will never have to justify what you need.
Tell me the real version.
I've got you.
The behind the scenes work that makes your trip feel easy.
We walk through your trip the way it will really happen. Doorways, transfers, distances, terrain, pacing, and the moments that drain the most energy.
I confirm your needs directly with the supplier. A website saying "accessible" isn't good enough for me, and it shouldn't be for you.
Forgotten medication? Lost charger? Equipment that didn't show up? We'll already know what to do, and where to find medical care, even abroad.
Airport and port assistance, transfers, and equipment rentals when renting is easier than bringing your own.
Rest is built into your days on purpose, not squeezed in after someone is already exhausted.
Everyone knows the plan before you go, so you don't have to keep explaining it.
Wheelchair users, scooter users, and anyone for whom stairs, long distances or uneven ground change the day.
Medications, equipment, dietary needs and a clear plan for where to find care at every stop.
Quieter spaces, calmer times of day, and fewer surprises when noise, light or crowds are hard.
Predictable routines and a preview of what each day will look like before it happens.
Grandparents, new parents, and anyone who wants a real vacation without feeling rushed.
The people traveling alongside, including the one who usually carries all the planning.
Book a free Zoom consultation and we will talk it through. Share as much or as little as you're comfortable with. Nothing is committed at that stage.
I will never call a ship or hotel accessible just because its website says so.
I won't promise anything I haven't confirmed. If I can't verify something before you book, I'll tell you, and we'll decide together.
If a trip isn't right for you, I'll say so and help you find one that is.
What is a Certified Accessibility Specialist?
It means I'm trained to plan travel for people with disabilities and medical needs, including spotting barriers, verifying accommodations and planning for the unexpected. I'm certified through CLIA and through Be Brave Travel for Every BODY.
Is cruising a good fit if I have mobility needs?
Often, yes! You unpack once, the ship becomes familiar, there's medical care on board, and most modern ships have accessible cabins. It still depends on the ship, the itinerary and the ports (tender ports can be tricky), so I check every sailing for you.
Can you plan for sensory needs or neurodivergence?
Absolutely. I plan around sensory load, quieter times and spaces, and predictable routines, and I help you know what each day will look like before it happens.
What if something goes wrong during my trip?
Every trip I plan has a backup plan for forgotten medications or equipment, mobility assistance, and where to find medical care. And I'm reachable the whole time, until you're home.
How do I get started?
Book a free Zoom consultation. Share as much or as little as you're comfortable with. Nothing is committed on that call.
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Ask questions, share what worked for you, and learn from travelers who get it.
Send me a note anytime. I'd love to hear from you!