S1 E30: Autistic Travels

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This episode chronicles some of Siana’s travel experiences on a recent trip to London with her daughter. We speak about navigating public transport systems, accommodation and orientation. We highlight things which we find helpful and comforting as autistic people, such as familiar places and foods and building time buffers into our plans. We also focus on the significance of asking for help – both when that goes well and when it doesn’t. We note the anxiety and vulnerability we can experience with cumulative challenges and unpredictable situations. We have cut out many of the tangents to keep the episode focused on travel aspects but there were many enjoyable and fun times. 😊 LINKS Our YouTube channel Our Facebook Our website Podcast home Our other socials Contact us at: [email protected]

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