Specialist
Counselling for Carers
Specialist
Counselling for Carers
Your Service
Counselling for Carers is an essential service we offer. We support Carers of people who are disabled with therapists who have been carers just like you.
We support carers of people with Spinal Cord Injuries, Amputations, Chronic Pain, Life-Long Conditions (MD, SB, MS, BB, CP) & Sensory Loss.
Affordable, Professional Disability Focused Therapy from Any Device. Text, Chat & Video.
Convenient, Discreet, Professional Online Therapy Anytime, Anywhere.
Specialist
Counselling for Carers
Your Service
Counselling for Carers is an essential service we offer. We support Carers of people who are disabled with therapists who have been carers just like you.
We support carers of people with Spinal Cord Injuries, Amputations, Chronic Pain, Life-Long Conditions (MD, SB, MS, BB, CP) & Sensory Loss.
Affordable, Professional Disability Focused Therapy from Any Device. Text, Chat & Video.
Convenient, Discreet, Professional Online Therapy Anytime, Anywhere.
Your Service
Counselling for Carers is an essential service we offer. We support Carers of people who are disabled with therapists who have been carers just like you.
We support carers of people with Spinal Cord Injuries, Amputations, Chronic Pain, Life-Long Conditions (MD, SB, MS, BB, CP) & Sensory Loss.
Affordable, Professional Disability Focused Therapy from Any Device. Text, Chat & Video.
Convenient, Discreet, Professional Online Therapy Anytime, Anywhere.
Psychological Support
The physical and emotional demands of caring for someone with a disability, or recovering from an accident or disease, with care needs can be high. As a carer, looking after your own emotional needs is essential so you can keep doing your care role, stay healthy, and enjoy life as much as possible.
Caring can be rewarding, but it can also be stressful and demanding. Many carers experience complicated feelings related to their role as a carer. Emotions like anger, frustration, guilt, exhaustion and annoyance are normal.
Spending most of your spare time looking after someone else makes it easy to become isolated or lonely.
Psychological Support
The physical and emotional demands of caring for someone with a disability, or recovering from an accident or disease, with care needs can be high. As a carer, looking after your own emotional needs is essential so you can keep doing your care role, stay healthy, and enjoy life as much as possible.
Caring can be rewarding, but it can also be stressful and demanding. Many carers experience complicated feelings related to their role as a carer. Emotions like anger, frustration, guilt, exhaustion and annoyance are normal.
Spending most of your spare time looking after someone else makes it easy to become isolated or lonely.
Therapy
Counselling can help you understand and work through challenges in your care role. It can also help you manage the behaviours and relationships that are a part of caring for someone.
Dealing with any negative feelings you may have positively can help you stay in your care role longer.
Carer Counselling can provide emotional and psychological support; help with any relationship issues you might be experiencing with the person you care for or with others, and offer to advice for managing challenging situations or behaviour, help with advice about protecting your rights as a carer.
Therapy
Counselling can help you understand and work through challenges in your care role. It can also help you manage the behaviours and relationships that are a part of caring for someone.
Dealing with any negative feelings you may have positively can help you stay in your care role longer.
Carer Counselling can provide emotional and psychological support; help with any relationship issues you might be experiencing with the person you care for or with others, and offer to advice for managing challenging situations or behaviour, help with advice about protecting your rights as a carer.
Therapy
Counselling can help you understand and work through challenges in your care role. It can also help you manage the behaviours and relationships that are a part of caring for someone.
Dealing with any negative feelings you may have positively can help you stay in your care role longer.
Carer Counselling can provide emotional and psychological support; help with any relationship issues you might be experiencing with the person you care for or with others, and offer advice for managing challenging situations or behaviour, help with protecting your rights as a carer.
Mental Health
You can have counselling by yourself or include a partner or other family members.
Counselling can help you:
- work out your own needs
- help make sure you are looking after your physical health and wellbeing
- build resilience and learn ways to manage your feelings
- manage feelings of loss and other overwhelming or confusing feelings
- deal with stress and conflict and other factors that make caring more difficult
- provide practical advice for problem-solving.
Our counsellor’s role is to help you gain a greater understanding and awareness of yourself and the problems you have to face. A counsellor will not tell you what to do but will encourage you to develop confidence in your ability to help yourself.
Mental Health
You can have counselling by yourself or include a partner or other family members.
Counselling can help you:
- work out your own needs
- help make sure you are looking after your physical health and wellbeing
- build resilience and learn ways to manage your feelings
- manage feelings of loss and other overwhelming or confusing feelings
- deal with stress and conflict and other factors that make caring more difficult
- provide practical advice for problem-solving.
Our counsellor’s role is to help you gain a greater understanding and awareness of yourself and the problems you have to face. A counsellor will not tell you what to do but will encourage you to develop confidence in your ability to help yourself.
Mental Health
You can have counselling by yourself or include a partner or other family members.
Counselling can help you:
- work out your own needs
- help make sure you are looking after your physical health and wellbeing
- build resilience and learn ways to manage your feelings
- manage feelings of loss and other overwhelming or confusing feelings
- deal with stress and conflict and other factors that make caring more difficult
- provide practical advice for problem-solving.
Our counsellor’s role is to help you gain a greater understanding and awareness of yourself and the problems you have to face. A counsellor will not tell you what to do but will encourage you to develop confidence in your ability to help yourself.
Impact
Our service is specifically for carers of disabilities & injuries. We will support you with therapists who were or are carers; we also encourage counselling with our team who have the same disability as the person you are caring for.
Our service is for carers of people with:
Epilepsy, Cerebral Palsy, Brittle Bones, Spinal Cord Injuries, Spina Bifida, Multiple Sclerosis, Muscular Dystrophy, Chronic Pain, Sight Loss, Hearing, Balance & Vestibular Problems.
We are specialists; we are not a general carer counselling service; your therapist will have the knowledge & lived experiences required to support you through your journey.
Impact
Our service is specifically for carers of disabilities & injuries. We will support you with therapists who were or are carers; we also encourage counselling with our team who have the same disability as the person you are caring for.
Our service is for carers of people with:
Epilepsy, Cerebral Palsy, Brittle Bones, Spinal Cord Injuries, Spina Bifida, Multiple Sclerosis, Muscular Dystrophy, Chronic Pain, Sight Loss, Hearing, Balance & Vestibular Problems.
We are specialists; we are not a general carer counselling service; your therapist will have the knowledge & lived experiences required to support you through your journey.
Funding Options
Referrals
Our Carer Counselling referrals cater for all types of requirements, you can contact us directly for more information or complete a self-referral form to move to the next step. We reply to you within 24 hours, Monday to Friday.
NHS Applications
Please contact us to see if you are eligible
Profesional Organisations
We support many organisations with Carer Counselling including solicitors, and employment support all the way through to smaller organisations that need support.
Contact us to find out more.
Self-Pay Plans
Carer Counselling Sessions are 50 minutes long and booked in advance.
We offer self-pay plans, including pay-by-session & saver packs where you can buy groups of 3 & 6 sessions at reduced price points.
Single Session – £85
3 Session Saver – £210 (£70)
6 Session Saver – £360 (£60)
Please contact us if you are in financial difficulties.
Mixed Plans
Being a major service, we can offer Carer Counselling with a mixed plan. This means you can start paying privately & then if or when funding comes in you can switch to a funded model of counselling.
Contact us to find out more
Contact us
Phone
+44 7539 877357
info@disabilityplus.co.uk
Head Office Address
DisabilityPlus House, 25 Pembroke Avenue
Hersham, KT12 4NT
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