Saturday, 31 January 2026

Planning Appointments for Mentoring, Counselor, Coaching, Advocacy and more.

 

Slide – Personalised Support & Accessibility (Easy Read)

Title: Support That Fits You 🧩

Content (Easy Read / Bullet points):

Many people prefer one-to-one therapy for privacy

Some people may choose group therapy

Support should be person-centred, like planning for your individual needs

Accessibility options include:

Online diaries / scheduling

Zoom calls or video sessions

Screen sharing or other visual aids

Helps people with disabilities, special needs, or other conditions access therapy

Symbols / Visual ideas:

👤 Person icon for one-to-one therapy

👥 Group icon for group therapy

📅 Calendar / diary for scheduling

Mental Health Services & Support Overview (Easy Read)

Title: Support That Works for You 💛

Content (Easy Read / Bullet points):

Strain on Services:

  • Mental health services can have long waiting times and reduced in-person appointments

  • Demand is increasing, especially since the pandemic

Online Therapy:

  • Can be a helpful alternative

  • Challenges:

    • Not everyone has internet, devices, or digital skills

    • Harder to build rapport

    • Some conditions need in-person support

Person-Centred Support:

  • Many people prefer one-to-one therapy

  • Some may choose group therapy

  • Support should be flexible to meet individual needs

Accessibility Considerations:

  • Travel can be hard for disabled people:

    • Some cannot drive

    • Disabled parking may be difficult

    • Relying on public transport can be slow or unreliable

  • Online support can help attend appointments

  • Many people want to be independent, which can feel frustrating when travel is hard

Symbols / Visual ideas:

  • 🏥 Hospital / clinic for services

  • 💻 Laptop for online therapy

  • 🧩 Puzzle piece for person-centred support

  • 🚌 Bus / 🅿️ Parking icon for travel issues

  • 💛 Heart for supportive care

Presenter Notes:

  • Emphasise that support should be tailored to the individual’s needs and circumstances

  • Highlight that online options, travel challenges, and independence all affect how people access therapy

  • Encourage learners to ask for what works best for them and be patient with themselves

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