a worry that third year university student rosie king has is getting lost.pp gives her solutions and helps manage her emotions whenever this happens. there's a logical part of my brain that knows everything's going to be fine and you're to going to get home just fine. but there is a bigger part of my head that's banging pots and pans and screaming "you failed! you failed! we're lost and we will never get home! what are we going to do?!" the app's anxiety monitor helps rosie reflect on how she feels and prompts her on prearranged tasks. but something that's especially comforting is the 24/7 red button backup that connects her to a real live person. i've tried doing the best i can, but i'm just really freaking out. i only use the red alarm service when i'm really at my worst, when i'm really low and i can't control myself and i really need to talk to somebody. and that somebody is always there, and that just feels great for somebody in my situation. while all of the technologies we've looked at can be beneficial for people on the spectrum, not least because th

a worry that third year university student rosie king has is getting lost. gives her solutions and helps manage her emotions whenever this happens. there's a logical part of my brain that knows everything's going to be fine and you're going to get homejust fine. but there's a bigger part of my head that's banging pots and pans, screaming, "you failed! you failed! we're lost, we're never going to get home! what are we going to do?!" the app's anxiety monitor helps rosie reflect on how she feels and prompts her on prearranged tasks. but something that's especially comforting is the 24/7 red button back—up, that connects her to a real live person. i've tried just doing the best that i can, but i'm just really freaking out. i only use the red alarm service when i'm really at my worst, when i'm really low and i can't control myself and i really need to talk to somebody. and that somebody is always there, and thatjust feels great for somebody in my situation. while all of the technologies we've looked at can be beneficial for people on the spectrum, not least beca

a worry that third year university student rosie king has is getting lost.this happens. there's a logical part of my brain that knows that everything will be fine and you will get home fine. but there is a bigger part of my head that is banging pots and pans and screaming "you failed! you failed! we are lost and we will never get home! what will we do?!" the app's anxiety monitor helps rosie reflect on how she feels and prompts her on prearranged tasks. but something that is especially comforting is the 24/7 red button back—up that connects to a real live person. i've tried doing the best i can, but i'm really freaking out. i only use the red alarm service when i am at my worst. when i am really low and cannot control myself and i really need to talk to somebody. and that somebody is always there and that just feels great for somebody in my situation. while all of the technologies we have looked at can be beneficial for people on the spectrum, not least because they've had input from autistic people, there are more and more becoming available all the time. t

a worry that third year university student rosie king has is getting lost.ions whenever this happens. there's a logical part of my brain that knows everything's going to be fine and you're going to get home just fine. but there's a bigger part of my head that's banging pots and pans, screaming "you failed! "you failed! "we're lost, we're never going to get home! "what are we going to do? !" the app's anxiety monitor helps rosie reflect on how she feels and prompts her on prearranged tasks. but something that's especially comforting is the 24/7 red button backup, that connects her to a real live person. i've tried just doing the best that i can, but i'm just really freaking out. i only use the red alarm service when i'm really at my worst, when i'm really low and i can't control myself and i really need to talk to somebody. and that somebody is always there, and thatjust feels great for somebody in my situation. while all of the technologies we've looked at can be beneficial for people on the spectrum, not least because they've had input from autistic people,

a worry that third year university student rosie king has is getting lost.g's going to be fine and you're going to get home just fine. but there's a bigger part of my head that's banging pots and pans and screaming "you failed! you failed! we're lost and we will never get home! what are we going to do?!" the app's anxiety monitor helps rosie reflect on how she feels and prompts her on prearranged tasks. but something that's especially comforting is the 24/7 red button backup, that connects her to a real live person. i've tried just doing the best that i can, but i'm just really freaking out. i only use the red alarm service when i'm really at my worst, when i'm really low and i can't control myself and i really need to talk to somebody. and that somebody is always there, and thatjust feels great for somebody in my situation. while all of the technologies we've looked at can be beneficial for people on the spectrum, not least because they've had input from autistic people, there are more and more becoming available all the time. the beta project, that's launc