Services for relatives of young people under 25
Services offered to caregivers of young people under 25 living with a mental health issue. (Psychosocial intervention, theme evenings)
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INDIVIDUAL FOLLOW-UP
The relatives of a young person under 25, a member of Arborescence, benefit from personalized support with a counselor as part of psychosocial monitoring. The aim of the monitoring is to take a step back from the situation, better assess it and change one's outlook on oneself and the future.
Monitoring also allows families and those around a young person under 25 suffering from a mental health disorder to become aware of their own needs, the strengths of their loved one and the possibilities for better planning for daily life and the future.
THEMATIC WORKSHOPS
Arborescence organizes thematic workshops for members of the entourage of a young person under 25 who is dealing with mental health issues. The topics covered vary depending on the month (for example: anxiety). The goal of these meetings is not only to encourage exchanges and mutual support between participants, but also to offer a space for questions and reflections around the tools/means that can be put in place in these specific issues.
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SELF-HELP GROUPS
Specific support groups for parents of young people are available.
Our support groups are designed to provide a space for sharing and support for parents of young people living with a mental health disorder. These meetings will allow you to break the isolation and find answers to your questions.
