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The aim of this leaflet is to provide you with information that you will find useful during your time with the Early Intervention in Psychosis (EIP) Service. We want to offer you as much help and support as you feel you need, to enable you to live the life you want.
This Leaflet provides information about Early Intervention in Psychosis Team (EIP) - North Tyneside the service works with people who are experiencing a first episode of psychosis.
The Early Intervention in Psychosis Service - Northumberland offers help to people aged 14-65 years who are experiencing first symptoms of psychosis, as well as providing help to their families.
Information provide by Alzheimer's Research UK about early onset Alzhiemer's. Alzheimer’s is a disease that causes dementia. It is the most common cause of dementia, accounting for about two-thirds of cases in older people. Although often thought of as a disease of older people, around 4% of people with Alzheimer’s are under 65. This is called early-onset or young-onset Alzheimer’s. It usually affects people in their 40s, 50s and early 60s.
This leaflet contains information for parents and carers about what The Early Years Intensive Group is and what happens at this service. It contains information such as who will be working with my child, what sorts of things will my child be doing and where will my child be spending their time.
Information provided by EasyHealth.org.uk about many different health issues in easy read. There is also general information about food and exercise and useful organisations.
A website with Easy Read information on a wide variety of topics on health and well-being for people with learning disabilities and their families.
You may be interested in this guide if you feel your eating might be causing you difficulties, you think you might have an eating disorder and want to find out more or you are worried about someone who you think may have an eating disorder. It will help you recognise an eating disorder, describe the effects of an eating disorder and help you think about whether you want to make changes. Available in audio, easy to read and British Sign Language (BSL).
This leaflet is for everyone who wants to eat healthily. It is particularly for people who feel that their mental health problem or its treatment has affected them in the way they eat.
This booklet is for you, your family and friends if you have been referred for/or considering Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT). It has been produced to try and allay your fears by providing pictorial information about the department and explain what will happen when you come for treatment.
