141 - 150 of 190 results for "bereavement support"
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How to tell someone about self-harm
Many people feel more supported and less alone after talking to someone about self-harm.
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Ways to help avoid self-harm
Find out about ways to prevent or distract yourself from self-harming.
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Assessment and treatments
Talk to a health professional such as a GP about self-harm, they'll listen and discuss the best options for you.
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Looking after a sick child
Read about how to look after a sick child, including dealing with minor accidents and when you should get help.
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Personal alarms, monitoring systems (telecare) and key safes - Social care and support guide
Read about personal alarms and monitoring systems to help you stay safe and independent at home
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Help and support for penile cancer
Find out where to get help and support for penile cancer from your specialist team and charities like Macmillan.
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What happens if your unborn baby dies
Read about what happens after stillbirth, finding the cause of death and the support available to you and your family.
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What is family and carer access?
A GP surgery can give someone family and carer access (also known as proxy access) so they can help another person manage their health and care.
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How to help someone else
If you think someone you know has started to self-harm, it's important to approach the subject with care and understanding.
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How to find local mental health services
Local mental health services for adults come from various providers and you can choose who to contact in your area to get help.