UK-based travel support
Travel shouldn’t feel hard. I can help make it easier.
Practical articles, real trip stories and tips for neurodivergent travellers, and for anyone who finds travel difficult.
You don’t need a diagnosis. My support is for anyone who finds travel difficult.
Where would you like to start?
Looking for ideas and tips?
Read my articles about neurodivergent-friendly travel, real trips and practical ways to make travel feel more manageable.
Preparing for travel?
Explore my travel resources, guides, checklists and useful information to help you prepare.
Ready to plan a trip?
If you would like personalised help planning your travel, you can find out more and get in touch on my main website.
Case studies
Real trips, planned around real people
Each trip was planned around the person, not a label. Details have been changed to protect privacy.
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Complex Family Trip to Pembrokeshire
Read the case study: Complex Family Trip to PembrokeshireHow careful planning helped a family of four find a restorative UK break that worked around complex health needs, sensory needs and fluctuating energy.
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Mother & Daughter at Disneyland Paris
Read the case study: Mother & Daughter at Disneyland ParisHow a mum and her autistic daughter planned a calm birthday trip to Paris and Disneyland Paris, with Eurostar, rest time and accessibility support.
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Honeymoon in Greece
Read the case study: Honeymoon in GreeceHow careful research and personalised planning helped a neurodivergent couple prepare for a calm first honeymoon abroad in Zakynthos.
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Solo Traveller with ADHD
Read the case study: Solo Traveller with ADHDHow structured planning, flexible pacing and carefully chosen experiences helped a solo traveller with ADHD explore three very different European destinations.
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I went to Bucharest
Read the case study: I went to BucharestMy honest take on Bucharest with ADHD: airport buses, the cobbled Old Town, Romanian food, a very busy bookshop and what to take to Therme.
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I spent a weekend in Begium
Read the case study: I spent a weekend in BegiumMy honest take on a weekend in Bruges with ADHD: Charleroi airport, car hire problems, the canal boat tour and what I’d tell a client.
Reviews
What my customers say
Real experiences from people I’ve helped with their travel.
5 out of 5 stars
“Jemma really took the reins with planning and booking which made things really stress-free. Let her know how much you like to be involved in the process – she totally understands the importance of pre-planning and preparation for neurodivergent people.”
Judith B.
5 out of 5 stars
“The accommodation was beautiful and exactly what we had said we’d wanted in a perfect area. We had asked for a non touristy area and that’s exactly what we got.”
Rhian P.
5 out of 5 stars
“Jemma took the research off of our shoulders. She found high spec options at a more accessible budget level. She clearly explained how each individual property /location met our neurodivergent family needs.”
Becky H.
Listen in
Listen to the conversation
I talk openly about neurodivergent travel, the challenges people face and how I can make travelling easier.
Nero Divergent Travel
My podcast exploring neurodivergent travel, real challenges and practical ways to make trips feel more manageable.
Accessible Holidays for Neurodivergent Families
I joined Ellie Capstick to talk about accessible holidays, neurodivergent families and what can make travel feel more manageable.
