Why I Became a Certified Autism Travel Professional (IBCCES)

I help families create amazing vacations. Families with autism need extra care and planning. That’s why I became a Certified Autism Travel Professional through IBCCES.

What Being Certified Means

This certification shows I have special training to support families with autism. Travel can be overwhelming. Sensory overload, busy places, and new routines are common challenges. I know how to make trips smoother and more comfortable.

The training covers sensory needs, communication differences, and accommodations. As a certified professional, I can make your family’s vacation stress-free and enjoyable.

Why This Matters to Me

I’m a mom of two boys. One of them has autism. I know how stressful travel can be. Airports, theme parks, and new environments can trigger anxiety. My experience drives my passion. I want families to travel with confidence.

I create vacations that work for everyone. That means managing autism, anxiety, or sensory needs. My goal is to tailor every trip to your family.

How Certification Helps Me

Being certified helps me plan trips that meet your family’s needs. I know where to find sensory-friendly hotels and quiet attractions. I can guide you through theme parks like Walt Disney World or help with accessible transportation.

IBCCES keeps me updated on tools and resources. That way, my advice is current and practical.

My Promise to Families

I understand the challenges of traveling with autism and ADHD. I am committed to making travel accessible, calm, and enjoyable.

With my Certified Autism Travel Professional credentials, I can guide you from choosing a destination to reducing stress during your trip. Every family deserves to explore the world. I make that possible.