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Our Team of Counsellors are Hand Selected from the Very Best Deaf & Hearing Counsellors in the UK. D4D offer BSL, SSE, ISL ,ASL & Hearing Counsellors all Available for You. Click Here To Watch Their Video Profiles.

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Groups vlog- importance of setting up specialist groups and why? Good for mental health. Need smaller deaf groups for CHRONIC CONDITIONS CARERS (e.g of elderly parents, deaf-blind, of disabled children) PARENTS OF DISABLED CHILDREN WOMEN WHO CANNOT HAVE CHILDREN

Groups vlog- importance of setting up specialist g...

ABUSE https://www.deaf4deaf.com/report-a-crime/ Video on abuse (emotional, physical, sexual or financial) Shame is often linked in with abuse. Anyone that has experienced abuse will often carry shame of the experience. This is often misplaced and toxic. Shame can be worked through in therapy so that the victim doesn't carry it anymore. Don't suffer in silence. Therapy can help someone work through the understandable defences that have been built up.over time, to live freely and without shame. If you want to talk to someone in confidence, Deaf4Deaf can support you. We can signpost you to the right support. 07736835445 (Text, glide, whatsapp) or by video on www.deaf4deaf.com #itsoktotalk #deaftherapy #deafmetoo #Dotherightthing #reportabuse #Deaflivesmatter

ABUSE https://www.deaf4deaf.com/report-a-crime/ ...

BSL drop in centres Where can people increase their confidence and conversational skills? An idea- Sign language drop in clubs. Where are they? Share info with others? Infomation below for: England- South East: Bedford Cambridge, https://cambsdeaf.org/community/ Luton Peterborough Norfolk Norwich North East: Derby Nottingham Northamptonshire-Kettering Rotterham Midlands: Northampton North West: Wirral Liverpool Sussex: Hassocks- West Sussex Scotland: Dundee

BSL drop in centres Where can people increase th...

Tip to improve our mental health and well-being- Join or set up a group. For example- ‘what’s on in Deaf Surrey’, What’s on in Deaf Kent’

Tip to improve our mental health and well-being- J...

Reduce your Negative Thoughts - Reduce Your Negative Thoughts How? 7 ways to help. #negativethoughts #mentalhealth #mindfulness

Reduce your Negative Thoughts

Reduce Your Negative Thoughts How? 7 ways to help...

#Deafawarenessweek #mentalhealthawarenessweek My message to hearing people: Transcript below. Double awareness week- consider the deaf person in the room, in the crowd, in the family, in the playground at school, in a meeting, in a conversation and look at them, face them. If you cover your face, over-talk one another, turn your face, turn the music up loud, turn the lights down, you are EXCLUDING the deaf person. The stress levels of the deaf person will increase- it may not be visible as they are often skilled at covering up their feelings of feeling excluded.They may smile more to reduce the emotional pain. They may turn to their phone, turn to eat quietly and quickly, they may get up and excuse themselves, they may drink more, all with a skilled smile. They may start up new conversations (unrelated topics to last topic they’ve missed out) interject, as they are wanting to stay in the group. Be considerate. Be inclusive. Be mindful. Be patient. Be a friend. Simple really.

#Deafawarenessweek #mentalhealthawarenessweek M...

Happy #DeafLGBTQawarenessweek #DeafLGBTQweek Have a good week & celebrate!

Happy #DeafLGBTQawarenessweek #DeafLGBTQweek Have ...

50 ways of good therapy. Point 1-7. - Wendy introducing '50 ways of 'Good Therapy'. Point 1-7. The other therapists in the D4D team will be sharing other points in following posts. BSL and Subtitled.

50 ways of good therapy. Point 1-7.

Wendy introducing '50 ways of 'Good Therapy'. Po...

Emotions - Why is it harmful to ignore your emotions? - Emotions- Why is it harmful to ignore your emotions?

Emotions - Why is it harmful to ignore your emotions?

Emotions- Why is it harmful to ignore your emotion...

BBC Deafness Mental Health - Deaf4Deaf Counsellor Wendy on BBC news talking about lack of D/deaf qualified counsellors in the south west. This topic is countrywide and the reason D4D were launched. We have already worked with D/deaf people in Gloucestershire which shows we can reach people where there is no D/deaf counselling. Bravo Wendy great work.

BBC Deafness Mental Health

Deaf4Deaf Counsellor Wendy on BBC news talking abo...

D4D Helping The Deaf Community & Expanding our Services - Video Discussion 1 - Regional Funding 2 - Face to Face Counselling ? 3 - Recruitment of Deaf & Hearing Counsellors 4 - NHS funding, why we get required funding sessions (success, why? price) 5 - Benefit of online Counselling? Cost to NHS No NHS price reductions, rejected or limited session numbers

D4D Helping The Deaf Community & Expanding our Services

Video Discussion 1 - Regional Funding 2 - Face ...

#Signlanguageweek2018 #BSLweek2018 Matthew, one of our Deaf4Deaf counsellors with his view on why Sign Language is part of his identity.

#Signlanguageweek2018 #BSLweek2018 Matthew, one ...

BSLweek18 - #BSLweek2018 #signlanguageweek2018 Verity, one of our Deaf4Deaf counsellors sharing her view of why BSL is important for the Deaf community.

BSLweek18

#BSLweek2018 #signlanguageweek2018 Verity, one ...

Happy International Women's day! #IWD18

Happy International Women's day! #IWD18

Oscars The Silent Child - Oscars (The Silent Child) and BSL recognition Link below to watch movie. https://play.google.com/store/movies/details?id=YkIbPTV1NIE Google Play, through the app or desktop site for £1.49. #BSL #DeafMust #Thesilentchild #Oscars

Oscars The Silent Child

Oscars (The Silent Child) and BSL recognition Li...

Self-injury awareness day - Self-injury Awareness Day #SIAD18 Self injury or self-harm What is it and why do people do it? How to treat this?

Self-injury awareness day

Self-injury Awareness Day #SIAD18 Self injury or...

Eating Disorders - Eating Disorders Awareness Week #EDAW18 7 important facts about Eating Disorders Captioned and Signed

Eating Disorders

Eating Disorders Awareness Week #EDAW18 7 import...

Anger and Aggression - Anger and Aggression - Why people explode? What are the reasons behind this? Video on why and how to reduce angry explosions. BSL & Captions

Anger and Aggression

Anger and Aggression - Why people explode? What ar...

The D4D Counselling Team - Say Hi to the D4D team of QUALIFIED BACP REGISTERED counsellors. QUALIFICATIONS- We’ve all undertaken a postgraduate diploma in counselling or postgraduate Masters degree in Psychotherapy. EXPERIENCE- We’ve all worked as a counsellor/ psychotherapist for a number of years with D/deaf people before employed by D4D. IMPORTANT- We are trained and qualified to deliver IAPT Step 3 NHS Interpersonal counselling. This is approved by NHS funding boards to support those with anxiety and depression. Choose your counsellor/psychotherapist in your communication or sign language preference. Press play to see them in action! Visit our team page to make your selection. (NHS and Privately funded counselling available) https://www.deaf4deaf.com/meet-team-english/

The D4D Counselling Team

Say Hi to the D4D team of QUALIFIED BACP REGISTERE...

Children's Mental Health Awareness week (5th-11th) How to increase our Children’s self esteem

Children's Mental Health Awareness week (5th-11th)...

How our systems work? Application process - This video is to explain why and how we were successful with NHS funding applications in 2017. We hope to continue this into 2018 as we are developing good strong relationships with NHS funding panels around the UK.

How our systems work? Application process

This video is to explain why and how we were succe...

Jill 'Time to Talk' - Here's Jill, one of our counsellors with her 'Time to change' Thurs 1st Feb 2018 video. #mentalhealthawareness #BSLMHawareness #timetotalk BSL and Subtitled.

Jill 'Time to Talk'

Here's Jill, one of our counsellors with her 'Time...

Sue 'Time to Talk' - 'Time to Talk' video Sue, one of our D4D counsellors explains why we have a 'Time to Talk' day and why it's important to talk about mental health. BSL and Subtitled. Jill's video to follow soon. #timetotalk #deafmentalhealth #bslcounselling

Sue 'Time to Talk'

'Time to Talk' video Sue, one of our D4D counsell...

Wendy 'Time to Talk' - A series of our team of counsellors' videos on 'Time to Talk' day Thursday 1st Feb 2018. Here's Wendy's with her BSL and subtitled video. Sue's and Jill's Video to follow soon.

Wendy 'Time to Talk'

A series of our team of counsellors' videos on 'Ti...

#MeToo - #Metoo - What does this mean and why? Sexual assault & Sexual Abuse. Don't suffer in silence.

#MeToo

#Metoo - What does this mean and why? Sexual assau...

'Little Mix' - Relating to below written post about ‘Little Mix’, equal access and one Deaf woman’s (Sally Reynolds) courageous fight to get full equal access - should be called “Sally’s Law” which will inspire many deaf people to fight for their right to have full access in education, music concerts and employment.

'Little Mix'

Relating to below written post about ‘Little Mix...

How to contact D4D using video message or English - We are sometimes asked if there is an option to leave us a video message, please follow this short video tutorial for the answer to this question. Go to www.deaf4deaf.com

How to contact D4D using video message or English

We are sometimes asked if there is an option to le...

Loneliness - Loneliness - tips to reduce loneliness 10 min- Subtitled

Loneliness

Loneliness - tips to reduce loneliness 10 min- S...

MH tip- Social skills development - Here's Wendy with her January tip. Social skills development. BSL & Subtitled

MH tip- Social skills development

Here's Wendy with her January tip. Social skills d...

Benefits 6,7 & 8 - Benefits 6,7,8 Of counselling and psychotherapy. BSL and Subtitled.

Benefits 6,7 & 8

Benefits 6,7,8 Of counselling and psychotherapy. B...

Benefits 3,4 & 5 - Benefits 3,4,5 of counselling & psychotherapy (Part 3) BSL and Subtitled

Benefits 3,4 & 5

Benefits 3,4,5 of counselling & psychotherapy (Par...

Benefits 1 & 2 - Benefits of counselling & psychotherapy 1 & 2 (Part 2) BSL & Subtitled

Benefits 1 & 2

Benefits of counselling & psychotherapy 1 & 2 (Pa...

Benefit 1 - Benefit 1 of Counselling and Psychotherapy (Part 2) BSL & Subtitled

Benefit 1

Benefit 1 of Counselling and Psychotherapy (Part 2...

Crisis service - Posted on Deafland DLUK in response to a vlog by one member asking where are the crisis services for Deaf people? D4D deals with crisis calls.

Crisis service

Posted on Deafland DLUK in response to a vlog by o...

Tip for hearing people - Shared on Mindbox- see twitter post below. Last Christmas tip, this time for hearing people: Learn something new! Learn BSL so you can communicate with a Deaf person that you may bump into, or is in your family or friend group. It’s good to learn a new language as this can also help to prevent dementia. Happy Christmas everyone!

Tip for hearing people

Shared on Mindbox- see twitter post below. Last ...

MH tip - Laugh! - Day 23 #MHadvent Sharing resources to help those that finds xmas a struggle. Sue, our counsellor shares her tip of the day- Laughter really is the best medicine. It has shown to stimulate production of the happy hormone, serotonin. So today why not take some time out to watch your favourite funny film, tv show or maybe just messing about with friends. What will make you laugh today?

MH tip - Laugh!

Day 23 #MHadvent Sharing resources to help those ...

MH tip - Offer a helping hand - Day 21 #MHAdvent Sharing resources to help those that find Christmas time a tricky and exhausting time. Wendy shares her tip no 3 - Offer a helping hand. The pressure of thinking everything be 'just so' can be immense at the time of year. Offer help to those you feel may benefit, as simple act such as wrapping a few gifts or help with cooking Christmas dinner can help lower the stress.

MH tip - Offer a helping hand

Day 21 #MHAdvent Sharing resources to help those ...

MH tip - Financial worries - Day 20 #MHAdvent Sharing resources for those that find xmas a challenge and a testing time. Wendy, one of our counsellors will share this tip: Why not donate to the food bank? Thinking of those who are on a tight budget, the thought of Christmas can be terrifying. Parents miss meals in order to feed their children and often pay for gifts with credit cards and struggle to pay back in the New Year. Next time you are shopping, spare a few pounds, purchase some food items and donate to your local food bank-. It's a simple gesture, but it could change someone's christmas season.

MH tip - Financial worries

Day 20 #MHAdvent Sharing resources for those that...

MH tip - Don't over plan - MH 19 #MHAdvent Resources to share with those that find xmas a challenge. Wendy, one of our counsellors will share a tip on 'Don't over plan' Being told what you are to be doing and when can be hugely overwhelming for anxiety sufferers. Ask them what they would like to do and don't try to cram so much in one day as you have Boxing day too! More tips from Wendy tomorrow!

MH tip - Don't over plan

MH 19 #MHAdvent Resources to share with those tha...

MH tip - reduce anxiety - Day 16 #MHadvent Sharing resources on how to reduce the anxiety levels that you may be experiencing during this festive period. Here’s Matthew, our Deaf4Deaf counsellor with his BSL and subtitled video:

MH tip - reduce anxiety

Day 16 #MHadvent Sharing resources on how to redu...

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