Wayfinding uses a range of skills including recalling information from memory, interpreting information from the environment, and taking decisions based on this information. Mental health conditions such as anxiety or depression can adversely affect these skills. A significant proportion of the population has one or more mental health conditions. This paper discusses the issues that these people face when wayfinding. It is based on a descriptive study which uses the results from an on-line survey of domestic travel by people with mental health conditions. The anxieties associated with wayfinding such as feeling disorientated and becoming lost are examined. The roles that mobile phone apps and information play in wayfinding are discussed. Many of the respondents indicated that initiatives such as clearer information about bus and train services, the provision of information on board buses and trains and travel training would encourage them to travel more.

寻路使用一系列技能，包括从记忆中回忆信息、解释来自环境的信息以及根据这些信息做出决定。焦虑或抑郁等心理健康状况会对这些技能产生不利影响。很大一部分人口有一种或多种心理健康状况。本文讨论了这些人在寻路时面临的问题。它基于一项描述性研究，该研究使用了对有心理健康问题的人进行的国内旅行在线调查的结果。检查了与寻路相关的焦虑，例如迷失方向和迷路。讨论了手机应用程序和信息在寻路中的作用。许多受访者表示，更清晰的巴士和火车服务信息等举措，