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"The treatment made me aware of the person I had become"

About: Inclusion Matters Liverpool

(as the patient),

I have to admit that I was very low when I first attended and scepitcal that I could be helped. I had spent a lifetime introspectively analysing myself and I thought I had all the answers about myself and others.

What became apparent as the treatment progressed was that I had withdrawn from other people and had become very lonely.

The treatment made me aware of the person I had become and more importantly provided me with the way forward.

The sessions on 'mindfulness', communication (particularly listening skills) and assertiveness were invaluable for me.

I found the help and advice I received to be of enormous benefit. When I first arrived I was very depressed with a feeling of hopelessness.

The progress I made was surprising to me and I now have the tools and methodology to take me through life.

PS: A special thanks and word of praise for Anne.

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Response from Heather Clarke, Manager, Inclusion Matters 10 years ago
Heather Clarke
Manager,
Inclusion Matters
Submitted on 15/10/2013 at 13:51
Published on Care Opinion at 19:12


Dear Yonder206

Thank you so much for this feedback.

It is so rewarding to know that you have progressed so much, despite your initial scepticism. I hope this gives others the confidence and willingmess to be referred to us even if they have reservations.

I really hope that you continue to move forwards in your life in the way you would want and that you feel less lonely. I hope all the tools you now have carry on being of such benefit.

Thanks again and I wish you all the very best

Heather

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