dcil counselling

Counselling

Most people experience 'life changes' after stroke.
It can take be stressful and take some time to adapt to the 'new' you, both for yourself and those around you.

Listed below are links to Counsellors who have experience of working with disabled people and can help you come to terms with your new life.

Please tell us if you want to recommended a counsellor to add below, by clicking Counsellor.

Click on picture for Maggie Noskeau's website and contact details.
Maggie has an Advanced Diploma in Counselling and is a Counsellor & Supervisor with over 17 years experience.

Connect offers a counselling service for people with Aphasia, run by a person with Aphasia.
Harry Clarke, has had a stroke and has aphasia himself and offers a free service for people with aphasia and their relatives. For more details see the website by clicking the Connect symbol on the left.

Click on picture for DCIL: Derbyshire Coalition for Inclusive Living
Select 'Services' then 'Peer Counselling'.

For more about DCIL click here.

Please note that DCIL Peer Counselling is normally only offered to disabled people in Derbyshire.

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	Click on picture for Maggie Noskeau's website and contact details. Maggie has an Advanced Diploma in Counselling and is a Counsellor & Supervisor with over 17 years experience.
	Connect offers a counselling service for people with Aphasia, run by a person with Aphasia. Harry Clarke, has had a stroke and has aphasia himself and offers a free service for people with aphasia and their relatives. For more details see the website by clicking the Connect symbol on the left.
	Click on picture for DCIL: Derbyshire Coalition for Inclusive Living Select 'Services' then 'Peer Counselling'. For more about DCIL click here. Please note that DCIL Peer Counselling is normally only offered to disabled people in Derbyshire.