SCI Care: What Really Matters
SCI Care: What Really Matters
Candice Care-Unger on attending the pre-conference Psychosocial day
In this episode, Candice Care-Unger is a renowned psychosexual therapist and specialist social worker from Sydney. Candice shares her insights on attending the pre-conference psychosocial day.
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Speaker 2:I'm Candice.
Speaker 2:I'm a psychosexual therapist based in Sydney in Australia and also a specialist social worker.
Speaker 2:So it's great to be part of the pre-conference psychosocial committee because it's a chance to meet with other people who are working in the field and also, I guess the thing for me has just been that real reflection on screening into the community, because my setting is in the community and just how is it that we can kind of keep that momentum for motivation and engagement and participation and quality of life outcomes and obviously, as a sexuality specialist, being in the room and hearing how rarely that issue is addressed and just knowing that the work that we're doing is really targeting those mental health and quality of life outcomes.
Speaker 2:So I'm having a bit of a firming moment, listening to everything that's happening, that the work that we're doing is on the right track. It's really nice to connect with people internationally as well and to just see what the rest of the week holds. On Wednesday afternoon I'm presenting as well and we're in the sex, skin, bladder and bowel section and so I guess just connecting with some of my colleagues that are doing similar work, and already this morning I've connected with other people who are doing the type of work I'm doing in other parts of the world, so that's been good too.
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