The Counselling Service at Cornwall Blind Association is offered free of charge to all whose lives are affected by visual impairment. It is open to anyone who is directly or indirectly affected by visual impairment. This includes family, friends and carers. This is a professional and entirely confidential service offered to all, regardless of disability, age, religion, racial origin or sexuality.
The counselling service works to a professional code of ethics and practice.
The aim of counselling is to provide an opportunity for a client to work towards living in a more satisfying and resourceful way.
In counselling, the right of the client to make his/her own decisions is
respected.
We recognise that sight loss may be
one issue creating concern for you, but there may also be other issues you need to talk about.If you feel that you would like to talk to someone in the privacy of your own home, a Counsellor can come and visit you.
If you would like to come to the Truro Sight Centre and see a Counsellor, an appointment can be made. If you are interested in talking with a Counsellor or have questions you would like to ask about counselling, please do not hesitate to contact the Truro Sight Centre.
To refer yourself or someone else to the Counselling Service, you should approach the CBA General Manager's Office.
Available in larger print, braille and tape by contacting the Truro Sight Centre on 01872 261110.