Resource library
Search our resources library for self help guides, patient information leaflets, mental health and wellbeing information that you may find useful.
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Gateshead/Newcastle Homeless Service – Patient information leaflet
This leaflet provides information about Gateshead/Newcastle Homeless Service provides an assessment and treatment service for people who are homeless or who are living in insecure accommodation and who are experiencing difficulties with their mental health.
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Gender Dysphoria – the NHS website
Patient information on Gender dysphoria, a condition where a person experiences discomfort or distress because there's a mismatch between their biological sex and gender identity.
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Get up and go – a guide to staying steady
Information about how to stay steady and avoid falls - produced by Saga, The Chartered Society of Psysiotherapists and NHS England.
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Getting help from learning disability services – A guide for service users and carers
A guide for service users and carers about getting help from Learning Disability services.
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Getting legal advice for a problem at work
This leaflet tells you where you can find more help and information from NHS North Cumbria Talking Therapies Employment Advisor if you have a problem at work, or you are thinking of making a claim to an employment tribunal.
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Going to Court
This link takes you to the Victim Support Website and gives you details about going to court.
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Good health care for all – what I can expect from the NHS – Easy Read
A booklet for people with learning disabilities, family carers and anyone who supports a person with learning disabilities.
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Grange Day Hospital, Day Services Sunderland – patient information leaflet
Grange day hospital provides assessment and treatment for older adults who are frail with complex mental health needs. The people who attend have memory problems or functional mental health problems.
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Great North Care Record – Information for patients
The Great North Care Record gives the staff caring for you a more complete picture of your medical history. It does this by making information held about you in different places such as your GP practice or local hospital available to the staff who are looking after you. Being able to access this information helps make your care safer.