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Topic Tuesday // How being a carer changes once your loved one turns 18 // 26 Sep, 7pm AEST

NikNikSenior Contributor

Topic Tuesday // How being a carer changes once your loved one turns 18 // 26 Sep, 7pm AEST

This month we welcome Mental Health Carers NSW to share some information and tips on the changes that take place once a loved one turns 18.

When a loved one turns 18, dynamics can shift. This can be due to many things, including -

  • A loved one moving out of the family home
  • Guardianship responsibilities change
  • Reduction in access to confidential and private information related to treatment

In this Topic Tuesday we will look at what rights you have (and don't have) and how you can continue to have a positive relationship with your loved one once they turn 18.

Join us from 7pm AEST to learn more and share your own experiences.

Hit the 'Like' button below to get an email reminder on the night.

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Re: Topic Tuesday // How being a carer changes once your loved one turns 18 // 26 Sep, 7pm AEST

Sorry @Shaz51. We had house guests last night and I didn't get near the computer. But thanks for thinking of me. xx
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