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Be Safe: Using a Urinal Social Story

Overview

This resource, part of the Be Safe resource collection, is a social story that explains some of the unspoken social rules around using a urinal in a men's bathroom.

A bathroom with checkered walls and three urinals.

Sometimes bathrooms have urinals.

A bathroom with three urinals and a man standing in front of the urinal on the right side.

Urinals are only for peeing.

A bathroom with three urinals and two men standing in front of the left and right urinals.

Other people want space when they are using a urinal.

A bathroom with three urinals and two men standing in front of the left and right urinals.

If there is more than one urinal, I should not use one that is next to someone else.

Three men standing in front of three different urinals in a bathroom.

If there are not extra urinals, it is okay to use one next to someone else.

Three men standing in front of three different urinals in a bathroom.

I should not talk to other people when I am using the urinal.

Two Images. The image on the left is a man using a urinal and it says

When I use a urinal, I should only pull the front of my pants down.

A man using a urinal with his pants all the way down to his ankles. It says

I should not pull my pants the whole way down.

A man using a urinal with two empty urinals next to him on each side.

When I am done peeing, I should pull my pants up before I walkaway from the urinal

A urinal with a blue urinal deodorizer tablet sitting on the drain.

Sometimes urinals have things in them to make them smell better.

A red circle with a line through it and a pointed finger next to it to represent

I should not touch anything in the urinal or in the bathroom.

Two hands with soap on them under running water in a sink.

I should wash my hands with soap and water before I leave the bathroom.

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This information was developed by the Autism Services, Education, Resources, and Training Collaborative (ASERT). For more information, please contact ASERT at 877-231-4244 or info@PAautism.org. ASERT is funded by the Bureau of Supports for Autism and Special Populations, PA Department of Human Services.