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Hearing that you need eye injections can be frightening. But you're not alone in feeling nervous or unsure.  

It is not unusual for some people with macular disease to feel isolated, especially if it’s difficult to get out and about. However, there is no need to feel alone - our telephone befrienders can provide a regular friendly phone call, which may help to rebuild confidence and independence.

Connect with a friendly voice

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Being diagnosed with macular disease or Charles Bonnet syndrome (CBS) can be overwhelming. 

Our counselling service is here to support you.

Please complete the referral form below to request a confidential session with one of our qualified counsellors. Our counselling team will review your request and aim to respond within five working days.

Free, confidential counselling for sight loss

We add the details you give us to our database and use them to provide the service or communications you have requested. We process and analyse your data to send you relevant information. We will never sell your data or share it with anyone not directly working on our behalf. For more information, see our privacy policy.

Free, confidential support

Being diagnosed with macular disease can leave you and your family feeling isolated and uncertain about the future.

Connect with essential support

We add the details you give us to our database and use them to provide the service or communications you have requested. We process and analyse your data to send you relevant information. We will never sell your data or share it with anyone not directly working on our behalf. For more information, see our privacy policy.

We provide virtual and face to face support, sometimes one to one and sometimes in group settings. We also run regional information events. So whatever your circumstances, there will always be an option that suits you.

Our groups offer a warm, supportive space for people with macular disease, their families and friends. They’re a welcoming and compassionate place to find support, build confidence and connect with others. And, of course, it’s a chance to make new friends who really understand what sight loss is like.