Practical support
Concrete help is often more useful than grand gestures — meals, lifts to appointments, help with the school run, or an hour of quiet company during a treatment session.
How to talk about it
Follow the lead of the person you are supporting. Some days they will want to talk about the diagnosis; other days they will want to talk about anything but. Listening without immediately trying to fix is a gift.
Looking after yourself
Caregiver fatigue is real. Sleep, honest conversations with other supporters, and asking for professional help when you need it are not signs of weakness — they are how you stay useful over the long run.
Speak to our team
Have questions about your own situation?
General information cannot replace a consultation. Contact the practice to discuss your specific diagnosis and treatment options.