CHSS Advice Line
No one should have to recover alone. We’re here to support you with our services, resources and health information.
Resources Hub
Download and order a range of resources to help you manage your condition.
Scotland’s Stories
Read the inspiring stories of the amazing people who are living life to the full with a long-term health condition.
Get free, confidential advice and support from our Advice Line practitioners. No question is too big or too small.
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Find out about the incredible impact your support is having and the amazing things you’re helping to achieve.
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Work With Us
Recovering after a stroke can be a challenging process. But at Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland, we’re here to help you get the support you need after you return home from hospital.
Our information and guides will help you understand your stroke or TIA, and help you to manage your condition, find support that’s available to you, and get back to living life to the full.
Find out more about what a stroke is, how it can affect you and how it can be treated or managed. You’ll also find information about transient ischaemic attacks, also known as TIAs or mini-strokes.
Strokes and TIAs
A stroke can have a huge impact on your life, affecting everything from your mobility to your speech. Read more about how to manage your condition and take small steps towards living life to the full once again.
Living With a Stroke Condition
It’s important to look after yourself following a stroke, helping you to manage your condition and improve your overall health and wellbeing. Visit our Living Well section to find out more about everything from mental wellbeing and physical activity to stopping smoking and healthy eating.
Looking after yourself
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