Thank you both of you.
Laura, I will try that, it's a good idea. The tube bit will be difficult due to my sensory issues, but I think I can do it. I could try taking the bus to Morden and going into a shop there (I find buses harder to use than walking).
I go to university by the DSA-funded taxi service, although, if I finish sooner on an early day, I take the First Capital Connect service from Kings Cross to St Helier :) now Kings Cross is huge and has way too many people in it, but my adoration for trains and train stations manages to cancel the fear out to a certain degree, as I "zone out" when I am there. And the train is usually almost empty :)
Vanishing point, thanks for the information. I am diagnosed with schizophrenia and Asperger's. But when I was a child I was diagnosed with ADHD and Tourette's Syndrome, however I do not fall into the criteria for those two any longer so those diagnoses have been dropped. I will talk to my CPN about this.
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