At Erik's Ranch & Retreats in Montana, near Yellowstone National Park, autistic people work as concierges, guides, wranglers and cooks. Many of them also live on the 230-hectare property. Founder Kathryn Nordberg started the initiative in 2014 out of concern for the future of her autistic son Erik. The cabins are specially designed for neurodivergent guests: calm colors, soundproof doors...
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