Coming back at you with another doodle, this time about coping on public transport! 🚌
I’ve had 3 (day long) training courses in London throughout November (you might have seen some photos on my Instagram Stories which are now under my ‘London Trip’ highlight) 🇬🇧Commuting is hard like generally (I don’t think anybody truly loves commuting especially not long distances) but commuting can be just that bit more difficult for those who have sensory issues and are autistic.
It can be loud (like underground tubes seem to squeal on the tracks in London 24/7…listen below!
Add to that the change in smells, proximity to other people and just general rush everyone in it can be very overwhelming. It’s disorientating at the best of times trying to find your way around train stations, bus stations, airports etc!
So my doodle above includes some things that have helped me before. Of course (as always) I can’t include everything in one small drawing and these thing may not help everyone but I thought I’d share the sensory aids I use. Any top tips for using (or just generally surviving) public transport? 🚃
Products from my doodle:
- Fidget from Adapted James Etsy Shop
- Other fidgets and stims from Chewigem
- Satsuma hand cream from The Body Shop
- Fruity mentos chewy sweets!
- Apple in-ear buds / Sony Headphones
Awesome Emily! Glad you found things that work and help you!
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Thank you!
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