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Understanding dementia (April)

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This event is open to carers residing in or caring for a person in Edinburgh and Midlothian. When: Wednesday 30 April, 5:30pm - 7:30pm About the event:     Led by an experienced dementia nurse, this session is aimed at carers supporting someone in the early or mid-stages of dementia. This session will help you understand the... Read More

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Caring for someone who uses alcohol or drugs

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Virtual Event

This event is open to carers residing in or caring for a person in Edinburgh and Midlothian. When: Tuesday 20 May, 5:30pm - 7pm About the event: Are you caring for someone who uses alcohol or drugs? This session will explore the unique needs of carers in this caring situation and the types of support available... Read More

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Parent carers: Enable travel sessions for young people with ASN *cancelled*

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Virtual Event

This event is open to carers residing in or caring for a person in Edinburgh and Midlothian. When: Wednesday 21 May, 5:30pm-6:30pm About the event: This is an information session for those caring for a child or young person with ASN in Edinburgh and Midlothian. Join this session to find out how Enable can support children... Read More

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Parent carers: Co-regulation and building connection with Q&A (May)

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This event is open to carers residing in or caring for a person in Edinburgh and Midlothian. When:  Friday 23 May, 10:30am - 12pm About the event: Join Rhona McAlpine, Occupational Therapist, for an introduction to co-regulation through the use of strategies, tools and calming techniques. Suitable for carers of children and adults with Additional... Read More

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Understanding dementia (June)

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Virtual Event

This event is open to carers residing in or caring for a person in Edinburgh and Midlothian. When: Thursday 12 June, 10am - 12pm About the event:     Led by an experienced dementia nurse, this session is aimed at carers supporting someone in the early or mid-stages of dementia. This session will help you understand the... Read More

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