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When and how a psychologist can support me: a quick guide

This resource answers common questions about psychologist support including:

  • How do I know if a psychologist is for me?
  • How do I find a psychologist?
An NDSS information guide titled 'When and how a psychologist can support me: a quick guide'. The top section features abstract illustrations showing people carrying blocks, demonstrating a progression from being overwhelmed to receiving shared support.
When and how a psychologist can support me quick guide

This quick guide answers common questions about psychologist support.

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This resource is based on the fact sheet below.

An NDSS fact sheet titled 'When and how psychologists can support people with diabetes', discussing the intersection of mental well-being and diabetes management. The header image shows a woman with curly hair sitting across a table, engaged in conversation with another person whose back is to the camera in a consultation setting. The text features a blockquote callout with a quote from a person living with type 2 diabetes, alongside introductory sections titled 'About this fact sheet' and 'Who provides emotional support?'
When and how psychologists can support people with diabetes fact sheet

Most people with diabetes manage well most of the time. But it is okay to acknowledge if you are struggling. Many people benefit from specialist emotional support from a psychologist.

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