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FEATURE panel inwards and wrap with bubble wrap and duct tape • Attaching written instructions on how to power on, power off and release the brake so it can be manually operated by ground crew. Give yourself plenty of time at the airport Airlines have a large network of complimentary meet and assist services that can be selected during booking for assistance navigating airport and check in. While checking in, always opt to gate check your wheelchair. Aim to be at your gate at least 40 minutes before boarding time. When boarding commences, you’ll transfer to an aisle chair. Make sure you are clear and firm with the airline staff on the best way to perform your transfer to avoid any confusion or concern. TRAVEL TIP: While airlines are slowly bringing in accessible bathrooms, it’s safe to assume that the restroom on your flight will be tiny — making transfers very difficult. Be sure to take this into account and prepare for your restroom needs in advance. * This article has been edited for space. To read the entire article go to www.tinyurl.com/pe96crah For more information and to book, contact Rebekah. 021 252 0412 | rebekah@learningthroughmovement.co.nz L E A R N I N G T H R O U G H M O V E M E N T Neuroplasticity Movement Intensives for Kids & Youth Move your child to the next developmental horizon utilising the power of the brain to make change. Optimise your child’s developmental trajectory - regardless of challenge or disability - through the gentle yet transformative learning process of NeuroHorizons® Experiential Movement® & ABM® NeuroMovement® 3, 4 & 5-DAY INTENSIVES Utilising movement and intentional movement, we elicit each child’s native learning process and help them make new connections in their brain and nervous system, that they can’t yet find on their own.