Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism & Anxiety

Josette Bianchi
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Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism & Anxiety is a podcast for families who love to travel and are raising children with big feelings, behavioral challenges, and neurodiverse needs. Hosted by Josette Bianchi—a board-certified pediatrician, mom of three, and travel lover—this show shares practical tips, real-life experiences, and supportive strategies for traveling with kids who don’t always fit the typical mold. Most episodes follow a simple 3-2-1 format: three places to explore, two places to eat, and one helpful travel tip for families in a featured location. Along the way, we’ll also dive into topics and/or interviews covering sensory-friendly travel planning, managing behavior challenges on the go, flying with neurodiverse kids, and choosing destinations that support flexibility and fun, and more. This podcast isn’t about curating perfect trips. It’s about adapting, adjusting, and finding what works for your family—because travel can be meaningful, empowering, and even joyful when we stop comparing and start connecting. Whether you're planning your first family getaway or you're already seasoned travelers, this podcast is here to help you feel seen, supported, and inspired to wander without limits.

Episodes

  1. Episode 7: Mystic, CT: A Low-Stress Family Trip That Still Feels Special — Travel in 3-2-1

    2h ago

    Episode 7: Mystic, CT: A Low-Stress Family Trip That Still Feels Special — Travel in 3-2-1

    In this episode, I talk about the kind of travel that feels like a deep exhale. Not overpacked, not overwhelming, just right for your family. Using a trip to Mystic, Connecticut, I share how a thoughtful mix of activity, downtime, and flexibility can turn a good trip into a smooth one.  This episode is a reminder that the best trips are not the busiest or flashiest ones. They are the ones where everyone actually enjoys the day. Yes, even the parents and caregivers. Join us as we embark on a tour of this quaint New England village. Mystic is a perfect addition to a New England itinerary or as a day trip from many northeast cities. Topics Covered: 00:00:01 – Not every trip has to be big to be meaningful 00:00:14 – Welcome to Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety 00:01:38 – Why Mystic, Connecticut works for low-stress travel 00:02:57 – Stop #1: Mystic Aquarium 00:03:41 – Hands-on exhibits and sensory considerations 00:05:36 – Outdoor breaks and pacing your visit 00:06:48 – Stop #2: Old Mystic Village 00:08:25 – Stop #3: Nature Center for quiet reset time 00:09:56 – Food Stop #1: Jealous Monk and timing tips 00:11:10 – Food Stop #2: Drawbridge Ice Cream stop 00:12:15 – Travel tip: choosing the right season 00:13:24 – Adjusting expectations for your familyAbout Your Host: Dr. Josette Bianchi is a board-certified pediatrician, mom of three, and a travel lover who believes families should feel confident exploring the world together. Through Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety, she shares practical tips, real-life experiences, and encouragement for families raising children with big feelings, sensory needs, or behavioral differences. Combining her medical background with her perspective as a parent, Dr. Bianchi helps families plan flexible, sensory-friendly trips. Each episode offers simple ideas, honest stories, and helpful tools to make travel more manageable and more meaningful for neurodiverse families. Connect with Dr. Josette Bianchi: Email: familytravelsupport@gmail.com; josettemarie@gmail.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josette-bianchi-40902943/ Instagram: @familytravelthatsupports  Linktree: https://linktr.ee/familytravelsupport?utm_source=linktree_profile_share<sid=2495bd26-727a-42c8-8505-0b16943debabResources: Mystic aquarium: https://www.mysticaquarium.org Old Mistick Village: https://oldemistickvillage.com/about/ DenisonPequotsepos Nature Center:  https://dpnc.org/

    14 min
  2. State park series #1: Letchworth State Park: Space, Movement, and Easy Logistics

    Jun 1

    State park series #1: Letchworth State Park: Space, Movement, and Easy Logistics

    “Travel becomes different when families stop trying to force themselves into vacations that leave everyone overstimulated, exhausted, and overwhelmed.” In this episode, I kick off a special summer state park miniseries for families raising children with ADHD, autism, anxiety, and other behavioral differences with a visit to Letchworth State Park in Western New York. This conversation explores why travel feels different when families stop trying to force packed itineraries and start choosing experiences that leave room to slow down, regulate, and actually enjoy being together. I share why Letchworth has become one of my favorite family travel destinations and how quieter nature spaces, flexible activities, and lower-pressure environments helped our family feel calmer, more connected, and less overwhelmed while traveling. This episode is a reminder that meaningful family travel is not about doing the most. It is about creating experiences that genuinely support your family. Topics Covered: 00:00:00 – Introduction 00:00:16 – Welcome to Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety 00:00:48 – Summer state park miniseries introduction 00:01:39 – Benefits of state park travel 00:02:40 – Introduction to Letchworth State Park 00:04:19 – Reason #1: Open space and slower pacing 00:05:18 – Reason #2: Wide variety of activities for all ages 00:06:37 – Reason #3: Easy logistics and low-stress travel 00:07:09 – Why waterfalls can feel therapeutic for kids 00:07:55 – Returning to Letchworth through every season 00:08:25 – ClosingAbout Your Host: Dr. Josette Bianchi is a board-certified pediatrician, mom of three, and a travel lover who believes families should feel confident exploring the world together. Through Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety, she shares practical tips, real-life experiences, and encouragement for families raising children with big feelings, sensory needs, or behavioral differences. Combining her medical background with her perspective as a parent, Dr. Bianchi helps families plan flexible, sensory-friendly trips. Each episode offers simple ideas, honest stories, and helpful tools to make travel more manageable and more meaningful for neurodiverse families. Connect with Dr. Josette Bianchi: Email: familytravelsupport@gmail.com; josettemarie@gmail.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josette-bianchi-40902943/ Instagram: @familytravelthatsupportsResources: https://parks.ny.gov/visit/state-parks/letchworth-state-park https://autismnaturetrail.com/

    9 min
  3. Episode 6: Acadia National Park & Bar Harbor, Maine— Where Nature Meets Flexibility — Travel with Kids in 3-2-1

    May 25

    Episode 6: Acadia National Park & Bar Harbor, Maine— Where Nature Meets Flexibility — Travel with Kids in 3-2-1

    “Sometimes the most memorable moments happen when you slow the pace and let the day unfold.” In this episode, we explore Acadia National Park and Bar Harbor, Maine, and how to turn a popular summer destination into a calm, flexible family adventure. We share how to enjoy nature without the pressure of doing everything, and how small, thoughtful choices can make travel feel easier, more grounded, and more enjoyable for the whole family. You’ll also hear practical tips for planning ahead so you can spend less time stressed and more time present in the experience. This episode is a reminder that family travel can be simple, spacious, and deeply memorable. Topics Covered: 00:00:00 – Welcome to Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety 00:01:37 – Episode focus: Acadia National Park and Bar Harbor, Maine 00:02:20 – Accessibility, pacing, and honoring different family needs 00:03:25 – National Park planning tip: passes and reservations 00:04:04 – Place #1: Bar Island Land Bridge + tide pools 00:06:40 – Place #2: Easy hiking options in Acadia 00:08:03 – Travel tip: parking, timing, and backup plans 00:09:23 – Place #3: Great Maine Lumberjack Show 00:10:55 – Food option #1: Sea Ray’s Lobster Pound 00:11:44 – Food option #2: Jordan Snack Bar in Ellsworth 00:13:29 – Travel Tip: Plan ahead for park access and reservations 00:14:57 – Flexible travel makes meaningful family experiences About Your Host: Dr. Josette Bianchi is a board-certified pediatrician, mom of three, and a travel lover who believes families should feel confident exploring the world together. Through Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety, she shares practical tips, real-life experiences, and encouragement for families raising children with big feelings, sensory needs, or behavioral differences. Combining her medical background with her perspective as a parent, Dr. Bianchi helps families plan flexible, sensory-friendly trips. Each episode offers simple ideas, honest stories, and helpful tools to make travel more manageable and more meaningful for neurodiverse families. Connect with Dr. Josette Bianchi: Email: familytravelsupport@gmail.com; josettemarie@gmail.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josette-bianchi-40902943/ Instagram: @familytravelthatsupports Resources: https://www.recreation.gov/search?q=acadia  https://www.usharbors.com/harbor/maine/bar-harbor-me/tides/  https://www.nps.gov/subjects/accessibility/interagency-access-pass.htm  https://mainelumberjack.com/

    16 min
  4. Bonus Episode: Choosing Travel Destinations for Kids with ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety

    May 18

    Bonus Episode: Choosing Travel Destinations for Kids with ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety

    “When the plan feels manageable, the whole trip feels lighter.” In this bonus episode, we talk about how to choose travel destinations that feel more supportive, flexible, and realistic for your family. Instead of trying to pack everything in, we explore simple patterns that make travel easier, like balancing stimulation with calm, choosing places with space to move, and allowing room for rest and reset. You’ll also hear how outdoor spaces, swimming, and slower pacing can help children regulate and enjoy the experience more fully. We look at why some destinations feel overwhelming, how flexibility changes the flow of a trip, and why doing less often leads to a better experience overall. This episode is a reminder that the best trips are not the busiest ones. They are the ones that actually work for your family. Topics Covered:00:00:00 – Welcome to Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety00:00:06 – Today’s focus: Picking a place that works for your family00:01:05 – Not all destinations fit every family00:01:56 – Balance stimulation and calm for better trips00:02:39 – Pacing matters: do less, enjoy more00:03:27 – Outdoor space supports regulation and movement00:04:26 – Swimming as a powerful reset activity00:05:04 – Avoid pressure to “do everything” on trips00:06:33 – Flexibility improves travel experiences00:07:09 – Best trips fit your family, not a checklist About Your Host: Dr. Josette Bianchi is a board-certified pediatrician, mom of three, and a travel lover who believes families should feel confident exploring the world together. Through Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety, she shares practical tips, real-life experiences, and encouragement for families raising children with big feelings, sensory needs, or behavioral differences. Combining her medical background with her perspective as a parent, Dr. Bianchi helps families plan flexible, sensory-friendly trips. Each episode offers simple ideas, honest stories, and helpful tools to make travel more manageable and more meaningful for neurodiverse families. Connect with Dr. Josette Bianchi: Email: familytravelsupport@gmail.com; josettemarie@gmail.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josette-bianchi-40902943/ Instagram: @familytravelthatsupports

    8 min
  5. Episode 5: Ocean City, NJ: A Classic Family Beach Trip for Modern Challenges-Travel in 3-2-1

    May 11

    Episode 5: Ocean City, NJ: A Classic Family Beach Trip for Modern Challenges-Travel in 3-2-1

    Travel is often imagined as a time of ease, connection, and shared memories. Yet for many families, it also carries layers of unpredictability. Plans may need to shift. Environments can feel overwhelming. Moments that were meant to be simple can become more complex. In this episode with Ocean City, New Jersey, we explore how a classic beach destination can be approached with intention and flexibility. We share practical ways to experience the boardwalk without overwhelm, highlight quieter spaces like Corson’s Inlet State Park, and discuss how choosing the right beach areas can make a meaningful difference. With thoughtful food options and a focus on balancing routine with adaptability, this episode offers guidance on creating a travel experience that feels steady, manageable, and deeply connected. Topics Covered: 00:00:00 – Welcome to Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety 00:01:56 – Episode focus: Ocean City, New Jersey 00:02:41 – Place #1: Ocean City Boardwalk 00:03:16 – Setting boundaries and taking it slow 00:04:11 – Place #2: Corson’s Inlet State Park 00:05:24 – Place #3: Beach time (with a strategy) 00:06:45 – Food option #1: Take-home or catered seafood boil 00:07:19 – Flexible dining for a low-stress experience 00:08:04 – Food option #2: John and Patty’s Coffee Bar and Bistro 00:08:45 – Tip: Balance routine with flexibility 00:09:34 – Building in downtime for better days About Your Host: Dr. Josette Bianchi is a board-certified pediatrician, mom of three, and a travel lover who believes families should feel confident exploring the world together. Through Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety, she shares practical tips, real-life experiences, and encouragement for families raising children with big feelings, sensory needs, or behavioral differences. Combining her medical background with her perspective as a parent, Dr. Bianchi helps families plan flexible, sensory-friendly trips. Each episode offers simple ideas, honest stories, and helpful tools to make travel more manageable and more meaningful for neurodiverse families. Connect with Dr. Josette Bianchi: Email: familytravelsupport@gmail.com; josettemarie@gmail.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josette-bianchi-40902943/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/familytravelthatsupports/Resources: https://dep.nj.gov/parksandforests/state-park/corsons-inlet-state-park/ https://www.njportal.com/DEP/NJOutdoors/ https://oceancityvacation.com/shopping/boardwalk/

    10 min
  6. Episode 4: Myrtle Beach, SC: A Flexible Family Beach Trip — Travel in 3-2-1

    Apr 27

    Episode 4: Myrtle Beach, SC: A Flexible Family Beach Trip — Travel in 3-2-1

    Travel carries both anticipation and uncertainty, especially for families raising children with ADHD, autism, or anxiety. The hope for rest and connection often sits alongside quiet questions about how each moment will unfold. In this episode featuring Myrtle Beach, we explore a family-friendly destination that offers both excitement and calm for children with ADHD, autism, and anxiety. From open shorelines to peaceful spots like Huntington Beach State Park and Brookgreen Gardens, plus inclusive play at Savannah’s Playground, this episode highlights how thoughtful planning and support can make travel more manageable, meaningful, and full of connection. Topics Covered: 00:00:00 – Welcome to Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety 00:01:56 – Episode focus: Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 00:02:25 – Finding calm beyond busy attractions 00:04:28 – Place #1: Huntington Beach State Park 00:05:25 – Nature, wildlife, and Atalaya Castle 00:06:49 – Place #2: Brookgreen Gardens 00:08:40 – Place #3: Savannah’s Playground 00:09:58 – Food options #1: River City Cafe 00:10:49 – Food options #2: Crooked Hammock Brewery 00:12:05 – Tip: Champion Autism Network 00:13:04 – Travel that fits your familyAbout Your Host: Dr. Josette Bianchi is a board-certified pediatrician, mom of three, and a travel lover who believes families should feel confident exploring the world together. Through Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety, she shares practical tips, real-life experiences, and encouragement for families raising children with big feelings, sensory needs, or behavioral differences. Combining her medical background with her perspective as a parent, Dr. Bianchi helps families plan flexible, sensory-friendly trips. Each episode offers simple ideas, honest stories, and helpful tools to make travel more manageable and more meaningful for neurodiverse families. Connect with Dr. Jo: Email: familytravelsupport@gmail.com; josettemarie@gmail.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josette-bianchi-40902943/ Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/familytravelthatsupports/Resources: South Carolina State Parks – Huntington Beach State Park Atalaya Castle information Brookgreen Gardens / Lowcountry Zoo Lowcountry Zoo at Brookgreen Gardens Savannah’s Playground (inclusive playground) Champion Autism Network (CAN) / CAN Card Autism-friendly travel events in Myrtle Beach

    14 min
  7. Episode 3: Flying with Kids Who Have ADHD

    Apr 13

    Episode 3: Flying with Kids Who Have ADHD

    “Flights don’t have to be perfect to be successful.” In this episode of Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety, Dr. Josette Bianchi steps away from the usual 3-2-1 format to share practical, real-life tips for flying with kids with ADHD. From preparing at home and packing a thoughtful carry-on to building in movement, supporting transitions, and handling delays calmly, this conversation offers simple strategies that feel doable for families, along with helpful reminders on seating, boarding, and traveling with medications. At the heart of this conversation is a reminder that travel does not have to go perfectly to be meaningful. Sometimes the win is making it through security with a little more peace, or reaching your destination together after a long day. With patience, flexibility, and care for one another, flying can become a gentler and more manageable experience for the whole family. Topics Covered: 00:00:00 - Welcome to Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety 00:00:48 – Episode focus: Flying with kids with ADHD 00:01:27 – Mental preparation and setting expectations 00:03:20 – Preparing a flight activity bag with variety and novelty 00:04:20 – Screens and travel-only use 00:06:40 – Packing snacks that help regulate and pass time 00:07:40 – Building in movement before boarding 00:08:46 – Managing delays, changes, and unexpected moments 00:10:30 – Boarding strategies that work for your child 00:11:03 – Choosing the right seat 00:12:14 – Tips for traveling with ADHD medicationsAbout Your Host: Dr. Josette Bianchi is a board-certified pediatrician, mom of three, and a travel lover who believes families should feel confident exploring the world together. Through Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety, she shares practical tips, real-life experiences, and encouragement for families raising children with big feelings, sensory needs, or behavioral differences. Combining her medical background with her perspective as a parent, Dr. Bianchi helps families plan flexible, sensory-friendly trips. Each episode offers simple ideas, honest stories, and helpful tools to make travel more manageable and more meaningful for neurodiverse families. Connect with Dr. Jo: Email: familytravelsupport@gmail.com; josettemarie@gmail.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josette-bianchi-40902943/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/familytravelthatsupports/Resources:  CHADD TSA – Traveling with Medication CDC Travelers’ Health HealthyChildren.org U.S. State Department Travel Info https://hdsunflower.com/us/Podcast Show Description: Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety is a podcast for families who love to travel and are raising children with big feelings, behavioral challenges, and neurodiverse needs. Join Dr. Josette Bianchi, a board-certified pediatrician and mom of three, as she shares practical tips and real-life experiences to help families plan more manageable trips using a simple 3-2-1 travel format.

    14 min
  8. Episode 2: NY: A Hidden Gem on Lake Ontario — Travel with Kids in 3-2-1

    Mar 30

    Episode 2: NY: A Hidden Gem on Lake Ontario — Travel with Kids in 3-2-1

    In this episode of Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety, Dr. Josette Bianchi returns to her hometown and shares a simple way to explore Rochester using the show’s 3-2-1 travel format. The journey includes a playful museum designed for hands-on discovery, a quiet nature trail where kids can wander and notice small surprises along the path, and a smaller amusement park that feels more manageable than larger theme parks. Along the way, two local food stops offer easy, family-friendly options and a chance to experience a few Rochester favorites. Topics Covered: 00:00:00 – Welcome to Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety 00:01:55 – Destination spotlight: Rochester, New York 00:02:54 – Place #1: The Strong National Museum of Play 00:05:11 – Place #2: Birdsong Fairy Trail at Mendon Ponds Park 00:06:14 – A reset after busy indoor activities 00:07:23 – Place #3: Seabreeze Amusement Park 00:08:09 – Set expectations and keep the visit simple 00:10:00 – Restaurant #1: Red Fedele’s Brook House 00:11:45 – Restaurant #2: Bill Gray’s and Rochester food staples 00:13:24 – Travel tip: Pack layers and stay flexible 00:14:53 – Final reminder: Travel at your family’s paceAbout Your Host: Dr. Josette Bianchi is a board-certified pediatrician, mom of three, and a travel lover who believes families should feel confident exploring the world together. Through Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety, she shares practical tips, real-life experiences, and encouragement for families raising children with big feelings, sensory needs, or behavioral differences. Combining her medical background with her perspective as a parent, Dr. Bianchi helps families plan flexible, sensory-friendly trips. Each episode offers simple ideas, honest stories, and helpful tools to make travel more manageable and more meaningful for neurodiverse families. Connect with Dr. Jo: Email: familytravelsupport@gmail.com; josettemarie@gmail.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josette-bianchi-40902943/Resources:  National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID) Visit Rochester The Strong National Museum of Play Museum Accessibility Information Birdsong Fairy Trail / Monroe County Parks Seabreeze Amusement Park Visitor InformationPodcast Show Description: Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety is a podcast for families who love to travel and are raising children with big feelings, behavioral challenges, and neurodiverse needs. Join Dr. Josette Bianchi, a board-certified pediatrician and mom of three, as she shares practical tips and real-life experiences to help families plan more manageable trips using a simple 3-2-1 travel format.

    15 min
  9. Episode 1: Finding Fun, Calm, and Brotherly Love in Philly: A 3-2-1 Plan

    Mar 19

    Episode 1: Finding Fun, Calm, and Brotherly Love in Philly: A 3-2-1 Plan

    Traveling with children with neurodiverse needs or anxiety often feels like planning a trip where the conditions may change at any minute, and learning to adapt becomes part of the adventure.There is excitement about exploring new places, but there may also be questions about crowds, noise, unfamiliar routines, and big emotions. Plans sometimes shift, and the day may look different from what was originally expected. For many families, travel becomes easier when the focus is on staying flexible and allowing space for breaks when they are needed. In this episode of Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety, Dr. Josette Bianchi shares a simple way to plan a family trip using the show’s 3-2-1 travel format. The journey includes places where kids can touch, explore, and learn, spaces where they can move around and stay active, and food stops with flexible options for families. There is also a bonus spot where kids can climb, swing, and release some energy when they need a break from the busy city. At the heart of it all is a gentle reminder. Travel does not have to be perfect to be meaningful. Sometimes the best memories grow from small moments, a quiet break, a curious question, or a child discovering something new. Meet your family where they are and keep wandering without limits. Topics Covered: 00:00:00 – Welcome to Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety 00:01:56 – Destination spotlight: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 00:03:14 – The 3-2-1 Travel Plan 00:03:33 – Place #1: Philadelphia Zoo 00:05:00 – Place #2: Please Touch Museum 00:06:35 – Place #3: The Franklin Institute 00:07:29 – Sensory backpacks and return option 00:08:09 – Family-friendly food options in Philadelphia 00:09:50 – Bonus tip: We Rock the Spectrum 00:10:57 – Episode wrap-up and final reminderAbout Your Host: Dr. Josette Bianchi is a board-certified pediatrician, mom of three, and a travel lover who believes families should feel confident exploring the world together. Through Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety, she shares practical tips, real-life experiences, and encouragement for families raising children with big feelings, sensory needs, or behavioral differences. Combining her medical background with her perspective as a parent, Dr. Bianchi helps families plan flexible, sensory-friendly trips. Each episode offers simple ideas, honest stories, and helpful tools to make travel more manageable and more meaningful for neurodiverse families. Connect with Dr. Jo: Email: familytravelsupport@gmail.com; josettemarie@gmail.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josette-bianchi-40902943/ Podcast Show Description: Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety is a podcast for families who love to travel and are raising children with big feelings, behavioral challenges, and neurodiverse needs. Join Dr. Josette Bianchi, a board-certified pediatrician and mom of three, as she shares practical tips and real-life experiences to help families plan more manageable trips using a simple 3-2-1 travel format.

    12 min
  10. Welcome to Family travel that supports ADHD, Autism & Anxiety

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    Welcome to Family travel that supports ADHD, Autism & Anxiety

    Family travel that supports ADHD, Autism & Anxiety is a podcast for families who love to travel and are raising children with big feelings, behavioral challenges, and neurodiverse needs. Hosted by Josette Bianchi—a board-certified pediatrician, mom of three, and travel lover—this show shares practical tips, real-life experiences, and supportive strategies for traveling with kids who don’t always fit the typical mold. Most episodes follow a simple 3-2-1 format: three places to explore, two places to eat, and one helpful travel tip for families in a featured location. Along the way, we’ll also dive into topics and/or interviews covering sensory-friendly travel planning, managing behavior challenges on the go, flying with neurodiverse kids, and choosing destinations that support flexibility and fun, and more. This podcast isn’t about curating perfect trips. It’s about adapting, adjusting, and finding what works for your family—because travel can be meaningful, empowering, and even joyful when we stop comparing and start connecting. Whether you're planning your first family getaway or you're already seasoned travelers, this podcast is here to help you feel seen, supported, and inspired to wander without limits.

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Family Travel that Supports ADHD, Autism & Anxiety is a podcast for families who love to travel and are raising children with big feelings, behavioral challenges, and neurodiverse needs. Hosted by Josette Bianchi—a board-certified pediatrician, mom of three, and travel lover—this show shares practical tips, real-life experiences, and supportive strategies for traveling with kids who don’t always fit the typical mold. Most episodes follow a simple 3-2-1 format: three places to explore, two places to eat, and one helpful travel tip for families in a featured location. Along the way, we’ll also dive into topics and/or interviews covering sensory-friendly travel planning, managing behavior challenges on the go, flying with neurodiverse kids, and choosing destinations that support flexibility and fun, and more. This podcast isn’t about curating perfect trips. It’s about adapting, adjusting, and finding what works for your family—because travel can be meaningful, empowering, and even joyful when we stop comparing and start connecting. Whether you're planning your first family getaway or you're already seasoned travelers, this podcast is here to help you feel seen, supported, and inspired to wander without limits.

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