Clinical Psychology Service for Young Adults Living with Diabetes: Service Design
Overview
The Clinical Health Psychology Service for Young Adults Living with Diabetes offers psychological support to young people, aged 18-26 years, who are living with diabetes and the impact this may have on their emotional well-being. Our wish for this service is that it provides the opportunity for young people to avail of psychological support in the most accessible, appropriate and helpful way. It is our belief therefore that the voices of young people living with diabetes should be heard across all levels of how we deliver our service; that is, in the design of the service and in on-going evaluation thereafter. We are very excited that you are willing to give of your time to help us design our service in the best possible way.
Why your views matter
We would like to gather your thoughts on how Psychology may be most helpful for young adults living with diabetes, as well as your ideas as to shaping a psychological service around your experiences and needs going forward. Your responses will help us to find out what the priorities are for young adults living with diabetes across Northern Ireland.
Audiences
- Higher education students
- Prospective higher education students
- Citizens
- Service users/patients
- General Public
Interests
- Improvement of health and social care services
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