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New carers’ support group from NHS Talking Therapies

New carers’ support group from NHS Talking Therapies

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Free group using Cognitive Behaviour Therapy

We know that looking after someone with dementia can be challenging, and carers can often find themselves feeling stressed, isolated, down, and worried. The good news is that help is available.

Oxfordshire Talking Therapies, an NHS mental health service, is running a free group designed to support people caring for someone with dementia. The group uses Cognitive Behavioural Therapy strategies which are evidence-based and designed to support carers in their ability to deal with stress, cope with difficult thoughts and emotions, and understand dementia and their reaction to it.

 

How to find out more

If you are a carer for someone who has a diagnosis of dementia and are looking for ways to manage stress and care more effectively for your relative or friend, this group may be for you.

If you would like to know more, please contact Oxfordshire Talking Therapies directly by visiting their website – https://www.oxfordhealth.nhs.uk/oxon-talking-therapies/ or calling on 01865 901222. Just let them know you are interested in the CBT for Carers of People with Dementia group.

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