Therapeutic Intervention Service
The information provided on these pages is intended for patients already under the care of the Therapeutic Intervention Service.
Patient information packs
Counselling and Mindfulness in Nottinghamshire Pack
Sexual Violence Support Services in Nottinghamshire Pack
Patient information
Therapeutic Intervention Services - What to expect (Nottinghamshire Healthcare)
You have been referred to the Therapeutic Intervention Service (TIS) in order for you to participate in group work. During the sessions you will learn about your diagnosis, what support is available and how to maintain your wellbeing.
Attendance Allowance (Age UK)
Attendance Allowance is a benefit for people over State Pension age who need help with personal care or supervision because of an illness or disability.
Carer's Allowance (gov.uk)
This website provides information, advice and guidance on Carer's Allowance and making a claim, including:
Caring for a person with dementia: A practical guide (Alzheimer's Society)
If you are supporting someone with dementia, this guide is for you. It will tell you more about their condition and how it can affect them over time. It is here to support you to care for the person and to look after yourself.
Caring for someone with dementia (Age UK)
Everyone's experience of dementia is different. But being prepared can help you and the person you care for - now and in the future. In this guide you'll find information on what to expect as the condition progresses, practical things you can
do, strategies that could help you cope in your caring role, and where to turn for support.
Dementia Wellbeing Service Nottingham and Nottinghamshire (Alzheimer's Society)
Alzheimer's Society's Dementia Wellbeing Service in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire is comprised of 1:1 dementia support, Cognitive Stimulation Therapy and Carers Information Sessions.
Domestic Violence and Abuse Card
Domestic abuse is when your partner or family member hurts you or makes you feel scared. This card shows the different forms of Domestic abuse and gives advice to tell someone you trust and the contact numbers for if you need help.
Get up and go (The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy)
This guide provides information on staying steady and reducing the risk of falls.
Power of attorney (Age UK)
A power of attorney is a way of giving someone you trust the legal authority to make decisions on your behalf if you're no longer able to make them yourself - or if you don't want to.
The dementia guide: Living well after your diagnosis (Alzheimer's Society)
The dementia guide will give you a general overview of a range of topics. It will help you to understand more about dementia and the treatments, support and services that are available. It also includes information about how you can live
as well as possible with dementia, and about making plans for the future.
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