i’ve walked out the central tunnel exit a few times in the last week and they’re been there at least twice between 8:30-9:30am. why are they stationed right there? on trains makes sense but why right there? are they on a quota/commission? why are they so pushy about having a uni id with my concession card when im in my university uniform?
just wondering what the general consensus is! a lot of options i see around where i live are aimed at children under 12, wanting to see what’s made a difference for adults. certainly depends if your ARFID is comorbid w/ neurodivergency, sensory issues, or is a result of trauma etc. so what’s helped you? speech pathology? occupational therapy? dietitian? EMDR? CBT-AR? something else? let me know!
i am from australia and will be on exchange in july at a christian university in seoul. From looking at this unis social media it looks like the main demographic of this program is mormons and koreaboos. Does anyone have any recommendations on how to make friends in their early 20s in seoul?
thanks!