Posted on:
October 8th, 2024
Last reviewed:
January 3rd, 2025
Can I talk to a therapist over phone/video, rather than in person?
Yes, you can. If you need support with how you’re feeling you can access talking therapies via your GP. Talk to your doctor about this and ask about online or phone support in your area. Many private therapists work online and by phone, too. To find a qualified counsellor or psychotherapist who specialises in working with those living with dementia, use one of the organisations, below, to search: BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy)Other relevant FAQs you might like...
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Are there any alternatives to medication? Dementia medication is not for everyone. Some people can’t take it due to the type of dementia they have and/or because they have other medical con... -
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