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Ski Instructor recommendation for Adult with Down Syndrome in Morzine?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Wondering if anyone can recommend a great instructor for my sister for a week in March in Morzine? She’s very fit and switched on, but would ideally benefit from someone who is patient and will safely challenge her to move out her comfort zone.
She’d prefer lessons in the morning so she can maybe ski with the rest of us in the afternoons (or enjoy a drink in the chalet hot tub!)
We are staying in a chalet with driver service so could start lessons anywhere easy to get to.
Many thanks
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I'm assuming from the date you have been on your holiday by now but on the off chance you or anyone else has the same question again I can recommend Les Gets Ski (LGS). My special needs (adult) sister has had a lot of one to one lessons with them over several years and they have always been excellent with her. She mainly had Mark, who I think may not be there at the moment, but has also had Andy and Tim for the odd session.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

I had lessons in Morzine with Annie Donnovan http://www.anniedonovan.co.uk/ last year. She was very patient with our group of skiers and definitely challenged us all to progress with our skiing. Annie also works with https://www.freedom2ski.com/ and I had lessons with another one of their instructors later in the season (also recommended). However, should note, I'm just a nervous skier, no additional needs.
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I am so sorry I missed this thread. Hope all went well. As Mah says above Morzine/PDS is superb for skiers with disabilities. I took my daughter Mia (she is D/S) who was 13 at the time (Jan 19). Went with Huw from New Gen (who came to our apartment the night before to meet with her and reassure her) and basically had her skiing unaided on easy greens and blues after 5 private lessons. Just brilliant.
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