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Directions to the Thatcham Medical Practice
New to the area and need to know how to find us? Booked (or thinking about booking) out conference room facilities and need to inform your participants how to get here? Clicking on the link below will download a document details the most common routes to us.
This document gives you a detailed overview of the Practice, Thatcham, and the surrouding area.
This is an electronic version of our Practice leaflet, available at the Practice's Reception area. It contains detailed information about the practice,it's staff and the services we offer.
The revised NHS BW Alcohol Help Lines are enclosed which can be shared with family and friends. The first page gives national websites for alcohol information and and the 2nd page gives local contact numbers for any one who may require help with reducing their drinking.
Information For Carers In West Berkshire
This pack contains a wide range of advice and information, including
- What help is available for them from private, statutory and voluntary services in their area and how to get hold of it.
- Local and national organisations, which support Carers in various ways, and
tells Carers how to get a break from caring. - Practical information on money, benefits, legal matters, housing, transport
and mobility, going into and coming out of hospital.
Deals with aspects of caring which present difficulties to Carers in their
everyday
lives, and looks at some common problems.
Publication Scheme: Freedom of Information Act 2000
This is a guide to the General Practitioners' (who practice together) within the partnership Publication Scheme as required by the Freedom of Information Act 2000. This Publication Scheme is a complete guide to the information routinely made available to the public by The General Practitioners working at The Thatcham Medical Practice. It is a description of the information about our General Practitioners and Practice that we make publicly available. It will be reviewed at regular intervals and we will monitor its effectiveness.
Reaction to a traumatic event is a very personal matter but this leaflet may help you to know how others have reacted in similar circumstances. Reacting to an abnormal event in your life takes time and energy. The mind as well as the body needs time to heal.
This booklet is designed to help you understand your feelings and to help you cope.
British Association of Anger Management
British Red Cross -
Everyman Project (Counselling Men Anger issues)
National Electronic Library for Medicines
Thatcham Medical Practice will not be liable for direct, special, indirect or consequential damages arising from the download & use of these files. The downloading of any of the above files constitutes agreement to these terms.