With the new Rough Guide to Accessible Britain now available, celebrity GP Dr Radha Modgil is inspiring disabled people to get out and about this summer. Keep reading to find out more.
“It’s really important to get a daily dose of discovery to feel a lot better mentally and emotionally” – Dr Radha Modgil.
NHS GP, presenter and author, Dr Radha Modgil, is encouraging disabled people and their families to enjoy ‘A Daily Dose of Discovery’ this summer. She has partnered with the new edition of the Rough Guide to Accessible Britain, which makes it easier than ever to plan inclusive days out and is available to read and download online for free, at www.accessibleguide.co.uk.
About the Guide, Dr Radha said:
“I’m excited to be supporting this new edition of the Rough Guide to Accessible Britain. It is widely recognised, that being outdoors and in nature is vital to our wellbeing and can help combat loneliness, depression, and anxiety.
“We’re encouraging A Daily Dose of Discovery, helping people to get out and explore accessible attractions in the UK, that will in turn have a positive effect on their mental and emotional wellbeing. There is such a variety of venues listed in the guide and so much useful information. The summer is looking like a fun one.”
Packed with over 200 reviews of attractions across the UK, the Rough Guide to Accessible Britain is an ideal planning tool to enjoy an inclusive day out. We invited Dr Radha Modgil to LEGOLAND Windsor to talk to us about the benefits of getting out into the fresh air this summer. Watch what she had to say here:
Packed with over 200 reviews of attractions across the UK, the Rough Guide to Accessible Britain is an ideal planning tool to enjoy an inclusive day out. The Rough Guide to Accessible Britain has been created in partnership with Motability Operations Ltd, and is available to read and download online for free at www.accessibleguide.co.uk.
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