The Emotional Support Service is a pilot project in Northern Ireland and provides stroke survivors with free, professional one to one counselling support. The service is staffed by qualified counsellors who are trained in recognising, understanding and working with the emotional effects of stroke.
Simon's mum had a massive stroke that turned both their worlds upside down. Find out more about Simon's stroke story.
Grace was just 13 years old when she became her mum's full-time carer after she suffered a stroke. Find out more about Grace and her journey a a carer.
Telford and Wrekin Post-Stroke Review Service is here to help identify your needs. Our coordinator will contact you following your stroke to discuss our service, and to organise a visit to come and find out how you’re managing with daily activities and any additional stroke support you may require.
Manchester Caring and You service is part of the Stroke Association's Caring and You programme. This support service will help you understand stroke, and how to support yourself and a stroke survivor during the recovery journey.
Central Bedfordshire Caring and You service is part of the Stroke Association's Caring and You programme. This support service will help you understand stroke, and how to support yourself and a stroke survivor during the recovery journey.
Wales Caring and You service is part of the Stroke Association's Caring and You programme. This support service will help you understand stroke, and how to support yourself and a stroke survivor during the recovery journey.
Sheffield Caring and You service is part of the Stroke Association's Caring and You programme. This support service will help you understand stroke, and how to support yourself and a stroke survivor during the recovery journey.
A six session face to face programme to help reduce the emotional and physical challenges of being a carer.
The Sheffield Emotional Support Service provides counselling and emotional support to stroke survivors, their carers and family members in the Sheffield area. Together with a qualified counsellor, service users can explore any issues arising from the effects of stroke such as loss, anxiety, anger, depression and relationship issues.