Talking therapies: What to expect and how it can help
North Yorkshire Talking Therapies is a local NHS service dedicated to providing psychological support for people aged 16 and over experiencing common mental health challenges.
Advice and Information
Healthy living - how to get support with your weight
People in North Yorkshire can now access a free, 24-week specialist weight management service. It offers personalised support to promote healthier lifestyles.
How to get the most out of your GP appointment
Do you struggle to speak to your doctor about your medical concerns? You’re not alone. Take a look at our top tips to make the most of your GP appointment.
What can you expect when you’re discharged from hospital?
The usual processes the NHS follows to discharge you from hospital have changed. Here’s what you can expect when it’s time to leave hospital.
Where to go for support when you have an eating disorder
Eating disorders are complex mental illnesses that anyone can develop, regardless of age, gender, ethnicity or background. Take a look at some of the common signs of eating disorders and where to go for support if you need help.
Understanding Parkinson's disease: Support and resources locally
Information about Parkinson's disease, including support and local groups in North Yorkshire to help those affected manage the condition.
Hospital care: Understanding your rights and how to get advice and help
Patient advice and liaison services offers confidential advice, support, and information on health-related matters.
Help with rising costs for families expecting a baby, and households with young children
As fuel costs rise pregnant women and families with young children up to one year old in Bradford District and Craven can get free financial help.
Mental health and wellbeing service for veterans
Op Courage is a specialist service for ex-armed forces, veterans, and service personnel who are approaching discharge - to support and recognise the early signs of mental health problems.
How to access mental health support if you have gender, sexuality or relationship diversity
Mental health problems are more common among lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex and asexual (LGBTQIA+) people. If you are struggling, feel alone or need a little help, then check out our guide on how you can get the support you need.
What support can I get as a carer?
Many people who provide unpaid care are unaware of their rights. Find out more about the help and support you are entitled to.
The Accessible Information Standard - What you can expect from services
The Accessible Information Standard requires any organisation providing NHS or social care to communicate in a way that everybody can understand. Here's a reminder of what you should expect.
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