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Contact
with all the following is strictly confidential
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GP:
Visit your GP promptly. Be honest and say exactly how you feel!
Depression is not unusual and your GP can provide support, referral
to counselling and psychotherapy, or medication. Ensure that you
understand your treatment, take medication exactly as prescribed,
and if you are unsure or don't feel you're getting better, go
back again. Cognitive behaviour therapy or psychotherapy can be
useful alone or in combination with drug treatment. It can help
you to understand why and how you feel as you do, and can help
you develop strategies that might help. You can access a therapist
via your GP or YANA. Funding
is available.
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YANA:
0845 094 8286 provides
unique support for the Norfolk agricultural community by offering
confidential 'off the record' help and advice from sympathetic GPs
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Rural
Stress Helpline: 0845 094 8286
is the confidential listening service for rural people. Where appropriate,
callers are put in contact with other organisations which offer sustained,
practical and emotional support.
www.arthurrankcentre.org.uk |
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Farm
Crisis Network: 0845 367 9990
has a network of volunteers from the farming community and rural churches
providing pastoral and practical support to help people find a positive
way through their problems.
www.farmcrisisnetwork.org.uk |
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RABI:
01865 727888 can
provide financial support for farmers in times of crisis such as illness,
bereavement or events beyond their control.
www.rabi.org.uk |
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Samaritans:
08457 90 90 90 provide
help and emotional support at any time of the day
or night. You do not have to give your name.
www.samaritans.org |
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The
Maytree Centre: 020 7263 7070
based in North London, is a residential
sanctuary for the suicidal. It takes guests for four days to help
them through a crisis. It is totally confidential. You don't need
a doctor's referral.
www.maytree.org.uk |
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advice and support offered is available to those who are depressed
or those close to them. |