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Following an accident Corey underwent shoulder reconstruction, hip replacement and several hernia operations. 

Corey lost his job as an arborist – he felt frustrated, disappointed and lost. 
 

 Corey was becoming very isolated and depressed as he could no longer participate in fun activities, including speed climbing, that he used to enjoy doing with his family and a regular climbing group.
 

Case Study: Corey

photos of Corey and family with quote "I can see an end point and feel better about my recovery"
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With the help of his Link Worker, Corey was supported to explore his interests and connect to local community groups.

Corey joined art, social and relaxation groups, which helped him to connect with new people to increase his social network, as well as to support the development of new family activities.

 

Corey’s Link Worker also guided him in developing a positive structure to his week, so much so that he now looks forward to what each new week brings.

He found that having a Link Worker and meeting new friends meant that he had people on his side who listened and cared. 

“I do things now that I like to do. Rather than only the things I have to do, such as medical appointments”

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