What is post-diagnostic support at Cadabams?
The chronic and progressive nature of dementia, coupled with the usual onset of physical disability in many cases can be incredibly difficult for families and the individual to deal with. They will need support to overcome the implications of the disorder and they will need help to learn to move on in life. At Cadabams we understand the difficulties caused by a diagnosis of dementia, and we believe that families should receive the best resources to cope with it.
Our post-diagnostic support program gives individuals and families access to the best mental health professionals, and our advanced resources so that they have what they need to tide over this stressful situation. With our multidisciplinary team, you receive the best possible care and a comprehensive view of the difficulties you face, so that your recovery can be holistic in nature.
What does the program involve?
The program involves multiple different steps that aid recovery. These include:
- Our professionals conduct a thorough assessment of the individual. The psychiatrist confirms the diagnosis and guides the family through the different stages of dementia. The family and the individual can then take a follow-up session with the psychiatrist, while also availing a session with our experienced clinical psychologists, who will help the individual and the family to adapt to the diagnosis.
- Our experienced family therapists sit with both the individual and the family to help them understand the different adaptations they will have to make for the disorder within their lives and their home.
How does this program ensure effective and sustainable recovery?
- Our multidisciplinary team includes psychiatrists, psychologists, family therapists, counsellors, senior registrars, and more. Together they ensure comprehensive recovery.
- The program ensures that the individuals gain the support and assistance they need post a diagnosis of dementia.
- Helps families make allowances for the individual’s condition, and helps them understand the adaptations they need.
- Ensures that the individual receives constant support and monitoring to understand how Dementia is progressing.
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