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What is said is private
We don't keep records, we don't record details unless we have visited your home, and only to note when we came. Whatever you say to us is kept confidential at all times.
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External advice sources |
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Health professionals
We have established many links with health professionals who have experience in helping carers and understand our specific needs. In some cases they may be contacted directly. Is your GP supporting YOU?
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One to One support
Buddying is not new, sometimes speaking openly to others can be hard. We try to put you in touch with one person who YOU feel can support you! |
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Non religious support
At a time of great need sometimes we turn to many sources of comfort. We respect all forms of spiritual contact from whatever source | | |
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Please don't click on these links unless your sure you wish to view
Dying and death Hopefully this is not going to happen, but if it does, we are here to help you!
Grieving A natural process but one that doesn't have time limits, reactions to death are individual.
End of Life Care What it means to you. Palliative treatments, Choices and reality?
How can we talk to younger children about a parent, friend or grandparent about cancer and dying. Some advice from Macmillan | |
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Counselling
It doesn't work for everyone! but talking to someone not involved may help |
Alternatives!
Complementary therapies may help, but from only professional sources |
Bereavement
Dealing alone with bereavement issues isn't recommended. It can affect your health. |
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Religious help
Turning to a church or other faith support may help you deal with some aspects of Loss
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Hospice Care
Visit your local hospice before you decide on using its facilities |
Care at Home
Several organisations such as Marie Curie offer at home support for end of Life care | | |
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Support
