Informal Support
- Created by: parisallen02
- Created on: 08-08-17 23:04
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- Informal Support
- Informal support is usually not provided by an organised group, or by a trained, paid professional
- These people aren't paid to offer informal support. They do it because they care and feel they have a duty to help.
- Family
- The largest form of informal support
- Lifestyle Change - Eat more healthily
- Family Support- All members of the family have a similar eating plan
- Lifestyle Change - Eat more healthily
- Lifestyle Change- Lose weight
- Family Support- Help you find support groups and be there to talk to when you need a distraction
- Lifestyle Change- Lose weight
- Lifestyle Change- Do more exercise
- Family Support - A family member no longer gives you a lift to school, or they drop you off further away so you can walk
- Family Support - A family member no longer gives you a lift to school, or they drop you off further away so you can walk
- Lifestyle Change - Improve emotional wellbeing
- Family Support - Other family members offer to listen to your worries and concerns
- Lifestyle Change - Improve emotional wellbeing
- Friends
- Friends are an extremely important source of informal support
- `Lifestyle Choice - Drink less alcohol
- Offer to buy you soft drinks instead
- `Lifestyle Choice - Drink less alcohol
- Lifestyle Choices- Stop taking drugs
- Help you find support groups and be there to talk to when you need a distraction
- Help you find support groups and be there to talk to when you need a distraction
- Partners
- Can give support by
- Following a health plan for eating healthily, exercising or stopping smoking
- Praising you and encouraging you not to give up
- Complementing you about any improvement
- Reassuring you if you. have a bad day
- Can give support by
- Informal support is usually not provided by an organised group, or by a trained, paid professional
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