The Neuropsychology team at the Astley Ainslie Lanfine service for those with progressive neurological conditions is made up of two Clinical Psychologists. For more information see the Lanfine Service pages. Nicola Gillespie Nicola is a Clinical Psychologist and clinical lead for the Lanfine Neuropsychology service for those with progressive neurological conditions based at the Astley Ainslie
A diagram that outlines ways to deal with worry.
What is a flare? Your arthritis may have been well controlled and suddenly one morning you wake up and feel as bad as you did before you started treatment. It can be so frustrating! We’re not sure why it happens. Sometimes it’s after an infection or a particularly stressful period in your life. A flare
NHS LOTHIAN | OUR SERVICES Edinburgh Fertility Centre We offer a comprehensive list of treatments for fertility issues. Aiming to offer the highest standard of care we have among the highest success rates in Scotland. Changes in the Law for Storage of Sperm, Eggs and Embryos within the UK On the 1st of July 2022 the
What’s On Here you will find groups running across West Lothian. Please note that all groups are free of charge unless specified otherwise Play & Stay Play & Stay is a session that you can attend with your child and meet other parents in your community. It is a chance to allow your child to
While this is an exciting, joyful time for many, there can be challenges along the way. These pages are designed to help you through this phase of your life. One of the important things you can do at this stage is to start taking a folic acid supplement. Maintaining a healthy lifestyle, diet, and healthy weight are other issues
There may be aspects of your lifestyle that are contributing to your tiredness. You might be feeling that you don’t have enough time in your day, or you might have developed unhelpful habits. Certain lifestyle factors may be relevant to you.
Near Me (also known as Attend Anywhere) is a secure NHS video call service which is being used across NHS Scotland. This gives us an additional way of supporting you, alongside phone calls, clinics and home visits. If we thought that a video appointment may be beneficial, we would check you are happy and able,
Your Guide to Hearing Aids Hearing aids are available free of charge through the NHS. Following an appointment with our Audiology department, you will receive an audiogram. This will reflect your level of hearing loss (mild, moderate, severe, or profound) and assist our audiologists in deciding the most suitable hearing aids to prescribe to you.
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The main section for NHS Lothian. Includes information on hospitals and locations, what to do in emergencies, our waiting times, your rights, immunisations and how to volunteer.
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