Unit 1 Sheet 5
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- Unit 1 - Health and Social Care - Page 5
- Expected and Unexpected Life Events
- Expected
- Leaving School
- Moving house
- Entering employment
- Parenthood
- Living with a partner
- Marriage/Civil Partnership
- Retirement
- Starting school
- Leaving School
- Unexpected
- Death of relative
- Accident/injury
- Ill health e.g cancer
- Exclusions/dropping out of education
- Promotion
- Imprisonment
- Unemplyment
- Death of partner
- Difference between expected and unexpected life events
- An expected life event is something you know is going to happen and you can plan and prepare for it.
- Whereas an unexpected life event is different because its something you dont know its going to happen and you cant plan and prepare for it.
- An expected life event is something you know is going to happen and you can plan and prepare for it.
- Expected
- Informal and Formal support
- Formal Support
- Support coming from people who are trained and skilled at what they do and also typically paid
- For example, doctors, nurses, counsellors and district nurses.
- The specialist training they receive means that they have knowledge and experience to help other handle life events that they never have experience before
- Support coming from people who are trained and skilled at what they do and also typically paid
- Formal Support
- 2 professionals who could support someone who has lost a lifelong partner
- A GP or bereavement counsellor
- You might need help if you:
- Can't get out of bed
- Neglect yourself and family
- E.G don't eat properly
- Feel you can't go on without the person you lost
- The feeling is so strong that it's affecting the rest of your life
- E.G you can't go to work or taking your anger on others
- A GP can put you in contact with a the local bereavement counsellor
- Might turn to drugs and alcohol so they might need help to cut down on alcohol
- You might need help if you:
- A GP or bereavement counsellor
- Expected and Unexpected Life Events
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