travel

By The Light of the Crescent Moon, by Ailsa Keppie

Sara Dimerman in conversation with author Ailsa Keppie. Over the course of this episode you will learn more about: How Ailsa’s journey into another culture and customs helped her to become more aware and sensitive towards cultural differences How her experiences helped her when working…

Quarantined: the psychological impact

February 11, 2020

Radio

https://www.ctvnews.ca/lifestyle/when-is-your-child-ready-to-travel-solo-maturity-levels-street-smarts-are-key-1.2217490

How to know when your child is ready for more independence

February 8, 2015

Online

Sara is quoted in an article about how to know when your child is ready to be more independent of you

Skipping School for Vacation

January 17, 2015

Online, Print

Sara’s advice on taking kids out of school to travel is shared in Jessica Lahey’s Motherlode blog in the New York Times.

Is it ok to pull your child out of school to travel?

February 24, 2014

Articles

I don’t believe I am alone in saying that one of the things I like least about travel are airports – especially during peak periods when students and their families flock South to escape the cold of Winter. There are always long line ups, delays…

Travelling with an elderly parent

July 15, 2013

Articles

Guest column. As the child of an ailing parent, providing comfortable and compassionate care is a daily struggle. Despite physical and mental limitations, many parents who are dependent on their children appreciate the opportunity to travel. When planning your summer travel, preparation is key. Although…