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Alex adds that access goes beyond bricks and mortar. “Accessibility is also about sensory experience, social dynamics, and emotional regulation. Many of the barriers I face are invisible, but that does not make them any less real.”
Thoughtful design features like tactile maps, quiet rooms, pool hoists, and Changing Places toilets matter deeply – even more so when they’re consistent, not just a lucky exception.
Isaac Harvey, a wheelchair user and content creator, sums it up:…
