The following links will take you to answers to questions that you may have: I think I have COVID-19 symptoms Is there any specific information relating to my condition and COVID-19? I’ve had COVID-19, how can I help myself to regain health and well-being? I’m in pain I think I have a Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)
Feeling low can affect your daily routine and behaviour, which in turn can lead to feeling even lower. A lack of energy or motivation can lead to you doing less, not completing your daily tasks and letting other people make decisions for you. You may notice that you become less and less active, don’t go out much, and neglect your favourite activities. This is the vicious cycle of low mood.
Key studies: Due to the large number of studies involving the Heart Manual, the following highlights our core evidence: National Guidelines: Professional Competence Guidance:
It can be difficult to know what to say or do when your loved one is coping with loss and bereavement. It’s normal to feel awkward or to worry that you’ll make things worse, but don’t let this stop you from being there for them.
Your Health Visitor will make contact with you and arrange to visit when your baby is between 11 and 14 days old, further visits will be discussed with you and mutually agreed. To find out more about our health visiting service, see our health visiting website and leaflet: Health Visitors – NHS Lothian | Our Services
Following referral from your General Practitioner, Ophthalmologist or Optician, an appointment will be send directly to you by post. Your Appointment: The Process The following is a brief explanation of what to expect at the clinic when attending for an appointment to have a new eye constructed. The appointment has one of the longest outpatient
In East Lothian our Arts Therapists work across community based Mental Health Services, both adult services and services for children and young people as part of Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS), this includes support for older people in inpatient settings and care homes. Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) Art Psychotherapy: Molly
Clinical and Academic Homes Implementation Group The Clinical and Academic Homes Implementation Group leads the implementation and evaluation of the Framework. The professional or academic lead for each organisation are an important first point of contact for anyone wanting to set up a Clinical or Academic Home or a Clinical/Academic Partnership. Name Representing Email Prof.
This self-help guide is intended for people with mild-to-moderate mental health issues.
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