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Highly experienced CBT therapist and integrative psychologist working with depression, all types of anxiety, OCD, trauma, substance misuse, trichotillomania and other bodily focused repetitive behaviours. Experience in working with people from all backgrounds and ethnicities including those on the autistic spectrum, with learning difficulties, transgendered…
Support, reassurance and practical information for people with a colostomy. Support and advice for colostomates, their families and their carers Email and 24hr telephone helpline Comprehensive advisory literature and quarterly magazine Visits for those who need it
Confidential telephone advice and specialist clinics where expert assessment and a variety of continence treatments are provided. You can refer yourself by calling the clinic line or you can contact your GP.
NHS Continuing Healthcare (NHS CHC) is a package of care for adults aged 18 or over which is arranged and funded solely by the NHS. Further information regarding eligibility is available on the NHS England website where you can download the useful public information leaflet 'NHS Continuing Healthcare…
Newbury CTPLD Health Team is based at West Street House, West Street, Newbury on the first floor. The team consists of Community Learning Disability Nurses, Psychiatrists, Psychologists, Occupational Therapists, Speech and Language Therapists, Physiotherapists and Specialist Dietitians. The main objective of the team is to…
If you're worried about your memory, it's well worth talking to your doctor. They may be able to reassure you that you don't have dementia. However, if you know someone who has Dementia, this site will help you understand how best to support them, both physically and…
This “Dementia handbook for carers” aims to answer all the questions you may have if your family member has Dementia or the symptoms of it. These might include: • what can we expect in the future?• do we need to adapt our home or even…
Could you be a dementia friend/champion? A Dementia Friend is somebody that learns about dementia so they can help their community. If you are an individual and interested in improving your awareness of dementia, you should contact the Dementia Friends team first. You should also contact the…
The dementia guide is for anyone who has recently been told they have dementia. It will help you understand more about dementia and the treatments, support and services that are available. It includes information about how you can live as well as possible with dementia and about making plans for the…
Unforgettable company has joined forces with LiveBetterWith Find products, information and advice online to help people affected by dementia. The website is divided into simple categories with several guides to make it easier to find the right products for you.
Admiral Nursing DIRECT is the Dementia UK national helpline and email service, provided by experienced Admiral Nurses and is for family and professional carers, people with dementia and those worried about their memory. It gives practical advice and emotional support to anyone affected by dementia.
Most dentists will treat people with special needs in their surgery. However, some people may not be able to get to their dental surgery because of a disability or medical condition. In this case, the dentist should refer the patient to a more specialised dental service.…
Find out about your rights as a disabled person in different areas of life, including employment, health and education.
Eight Bells Community Strength is a community-based service supporting people to prevent and reduce social isolation and improve mental health and wellbeing. The Community Navigator scheme will be a community based service of Volunteers that provides personalised information, advice and support to people and signpost…
The Emotional Health Academy (EHA) is West Berkshire’s support for mild to moderate mental health in children and young people. Our goal is to help children and young people as early as possible and to stop emotional health problems from getting worse. The Academy is made up of…
NRS urgently require specific pieces of equipment now due to COVID-19 as they can be recycled and reused: beds, mattresses, hoists and commodes. PLEASE NOTE: If you have other equipment to return, please keep hold of it and contact NRS after the COVID-19 virus. To…
Advice from experts explaining more about how to manage and improve your wellbeing. Practical tips and the opportunity to develop a personalised action plan.
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