Author name: Archford

Travelling With Same Aged Peers: How To Navigate Social Dynamics And Manage Your Autism

Listen to this Article https://myautismmind.com If you want to push yourself and see the world, meet new people, enjoy new experiences, you will inevitably face the problem of how should you manage your autism. I have travelled on three big international trips: one to Iceland, another to the United Kingdom, and just recently I returned

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Modular Homes with Built-In Accessibility for Long-Term Travel

Listen to this Article Living with a disability demands constant adaptation. You have to navigate a world built for bodies and minds unlike yours. Long-term travel—whether for work, family, or adventure—amps up these difficulties. Accessible lodging remains scarce. Temporary rentals rarely meet specific needs. Traditional homes require costly, time-consuming modifications. Each journey risks stress, discomfort,

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Global travel as a wheelchair user and mom: Lessons from Marjorie Aunos

Iceland Fall Listen to this Article When you’re a wheelchair user, travel doesn’t begin at the airport. It begins with numerous phone calls, hotel photos, back-and-forth emails about grab bars, bed heights and “no really, is that bathroom actually accessible?” It’s exhausting, but Marjorie Aunos does it anyway. The car accident happened when her son Thomas was

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Gateway Arch National Park takes a monumental step towards inclusion

Listen to this Article There are national parks, and then there’s Gateway Arch National Park. Rising from the heart of St. Louis, Missouri, its iconic curve has long drawn the gaze of visitors. But what lies beneath that shining silhouette isn’t simply steel and symbolism. It’s thoughtful design, deliberate inclusion and a renewed understanding of

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Finding Accessible Short-Term Rentals: A Personal Journey

Listen to this Article Several weeks ago, a friend reached out asking for assistance in locating an accessible short-term rental for her daughter Jamie, who lives with Cerebral Palsy. At first, I felt confident about tackling this request—how complicated could it be? That confidence quickly shifted once I realized I needed more information about Jamie’s

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AbleVu 2.0: Pioneering a New Era in Accessible Exploration

Listen to this Article In a significant stride toward inclusivity, AbleVu has unveiled its much-anticipated 2.0 platform, setting a new benchmark in accessible digital navigation. This latest iteration introduces a suite of features designed to empower individuals with disabilities, caregivers, and advocates by providing comprehensive, community-sourced accessibility insights. Immersive Audio Tours One of the standout

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