Losing a limb is not only a physical experience. It affects how a person sees themselves, their work, their relationships and their plans. That is why we believe real recovery includes mental and social health too.
What we offer
- Individual counselling with psychologists.
- Case management: a case manager follows each person’s needs and connects them with other services.
- Resilience workshops for patients and families.
- Community awareness sessions to reduce stigma and support the inclusion of people with disabilities.
- Support for caregivers, because families are a key part of recovery.
Signs worth noticing
Sadness and worry after an amputation are normal. If trouble sleeping, loss of interest or isolation last a long time, asking for support is a brave step, not a weakness.
Psychosocial support is available at our centers. Contact us to book a session.