My Son Has Autism, and These Are 7 Trips I Recommend for Neurodiverse Families
"A welcoming activity-based ranch that made horseback riding feasible for a child with autism by allowing the guide to tether the child’s horse to the guide’s own, and whose kitchen staff accommodated sensory and parental needs (for example, by cutting a child’s steak into smaller pieces). Staff flexibility and individualized attention help families participate in typical ranch activities with less stress." - Lisa Kadane
