Serious illness and referral to a hospice can stir up strong emotions and anxieties such as anger, sadness, regret, or fear. People ask all kinds of questions like "Why me?" and are often worried about how they, or others, will cope with changing circumstances. Some people seek assistance in "sorting out their affairs".
Such issues can be as significant for you as your physical symptoms. The Willen Hospice care team has considerable experience addressing such concerns and we invite you and your family to discuss with us anything you wish. No question is too 'silly', no concern too trivial.
The Hospice team includes a Chaplain, whose interest is certainly not just for those who might call themselves 'religious'. The Chaplain is happy to visit you in your own home or in the Hospice.
At the Hospice there is a
Chapel / Quiet Room for use at any time and, for those who wish it, opportunities for prayer, Holy Communion, or even weddings and blessings! We can also put you in touch with other faith or community leaders of your choice.
The Chaplain can be contacted at the Hospice on 01908 663636, or through any other member of Hospice staff.
(image shows Steve Barnes, Hospice Chaplain)
Emotional and Spiritual Care information sheet (pdf 37Kb)