Counseling & Emotional Support

Stroke Foundation Uganda

Counseling and Emotional Support for Stroke Survivors in Uganda

Rebuilding Hope, One Conversation at a Time

At Stroke Foundation Uganda, we understand that stroke recovery goes beyond physical healing. The emotional and psychological impact of stroke can be overwhelming—for survivors, caregivers, and families. That’s why our counseling and emotional support services are a vital part of our mission to provide holistic stroke rehabilitation in Uganda.

Our Counseling and Emotional Support Services

Our trained counselors and support team offer professional stroke counseling services in Uganda to help individuals process their experiences and reclaim their mental well-being.

One-on-One Counseling

Personalized mental health support for stroke survivors and caregivers—offered in person or through phone/video sessions.

Family & Caregiver Counseling

Support for families dealing with the emotional burden of caring for a loved one post-stroke.

Peer Support Groups

We connect stroke survivors in Uganda through regular group sessions to share experiences, encouragement, and hope.

Psychosocial Assessments

Tailored assessments to understand each individual's emotional and mental health needs during stroke recovery.

Trauma-Informed Therapy

Therapeutic approaches designed to help individuals cope with trauma and emotional distress after a stroke.

Referral to Mental Health Professionals

We work closely with psychologists, psychiatrists, and clinics when advanced mental health treatment is required.

Counseling & Emotional Support

Together, We Heal.

Stroke recovery is a journey. With the right emotional support, that journey becomes more hopeful and empowering. At Stroke Foundation Uganda, we are committed to walking it with you—one step, one conversation, and one life-changing connection at a time.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. Why is emotional support important for stroke survivors?

Emotional support is crucial because many stroke survivors experience depression, anxiety, and emotional instability. These issues can affect recovery and daily functioning. Our stroke counseling services in Uganda help individuals regain emotional balance and improve overall well-being

2. Who provides the counseling services at Stroke Foundation Uganda?

Our counseling and emotional support services are provided by trained mental health professionals, including licensed counselors and therapists experienced in working with stroke survivors and their families.

3. Can caregivers also receive counseling?

Yes. Caregivers often face high stress and emotional burnout. We offer dedicated caregiver support and counseling to help them manage responsibilities while preserving their mental health.

4. How do I know if I or my loved one needs counseling after a stroke?

If you notice persistent sadness, mood swings, withdrawal, anxiety, anger, or loss of interest in activities, it could be a sign that emotional support is needed. Our team can perform an initial mental health assessment to guide you.

5. Are your counseling services available outside Kampala?

Yes. While our main office is in Kampala, we provide remote counseling by phone or video. We also organize outreach programs and home visits in various districts across Uganda to reach more stroke survivors and caregivers.

6. Are the support group sessions in-person or virtual?

We offer both in-person and virtual stroke support groups to ensure flexibility. These sessions connect stroke survivors across Uganda to share their journeys and encourage each other through recovery.

7. Is there a cost for the counseling and emotional support services?

Some of our services are offered free of charge or at subsidized rates thanks to our donors and partners. Contact us for more details on pricing and to see if you qualify for free emotional support services for stroke survivors.

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