Overview of Session 3 Taking Control of Your Diabetes (2)

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Overview of Session 3 Taking Control of Your Diabetes (2) Objectives of session 3 Objectives for this session are that participants will: Understand what a hypo & hyper are and how to treat these Know what to do when they are unwell Understand the feelings they may have and how to deal with these Have personal action plans to manage their diabetes Plan for session 3 1. Welcome Feedback from previous session 2. Action weight measurement 3. Topics covered in this session (a) Diabetes out of control Hypo Hyper Sick day rules When to get medical help (b) Diabetes and how you are feeling Depression Stress Loneliness (c) Personal action plans - included in appendix. Review of personal targets and setting of personal action plans (these will be reviewed in 6 months at the follow-up) Hand out knowledge and behaviour assessment questionnaire * Tea break if running session in afternoon (d) Diabetes information Where to find out more

4. End of session Group discussion Follow up: 6 months Evaluation of sessions Physical activity * Lunch if running session in morning 5. Resources needed Trained interpreter Weighing machine Questionnaires Evaluation sheets Pencils/pens Music & CD player Laptop Powerpoint projector Flipchart & marker Translated handouts Fruit juice, glucose drinks & tablets in case someone has a hypo Tea, fruit juice & fruit for tea break OR Food & drink for lunch

A quick guide to Session 3 Taking Control of Your Diabetes (2) Content Time Slides Resources needed Welcome everyone back. Feedback from previous session Weight Measurements Diabetes out of control, discuss - Hypo - Hyper - Sick day rules - When to get medical help Diabetes and how you are feeling, group discussion - Stress - Depression - Loneliness Discuss with individuals their personal action plans. Hand out knowledge & behaviour assessment questionnaires to be completed while discussing personal action plans with individuals. Tea break 10mins Slides 53-54 20 mins Slides 55-56 Trained interpreter; laptop and power point projector; weighing machine Translated handout 20mins Slide 57 Flipchart & marker 25 mins Slide 58 Diabetes information where to find out more 5 mins Slide 59 End of session Group discussion & questions; Discuss follow up in 6 months Evaluation questionnaire Group physical activity 25 mins Slide 60 Lunch Personal action plans Questionnaires; pencils/pens Tea, fruit juice & fruit Evaluation sheets Music & CD player Food and drinks * include a tea break if running sessions in afternoon OR have lunch at the end of session if running sessions in the morning

Session 3 Taking Control of Your Diabetes (2) 10 minutes Welcome (Slides 53-54) Feedback from previous session What we re going to do today Action weight measurements 20 minutes Diabetes out of control (Slides 55-56) Hypo explain what this is & symptoms, what can cause it and how to treat. Hyper explain what this is & symptoms; what can cause it and how to treat. Sick day rules explain that blood glucose goes up when you are ill; give examples of illnesses that can cause this; discuss the best way to keep diabetes under control during an illness. When to get medical help discuss importance of getting help when unwell. 20 minutes Diabetes and how you are feeling (Slide 57) Discuss feelings with group e.g. feelings they had when initially diagnosed; how they are feeling now. Explain stages that people go through when told they have a lifelong medical condition denial; anger & fear; sadness & depression; feeling hopeful Also discuss: Stress can cause blood sugar to rise. Feelings of loneliness Stress & depression See additional notes 25 minutes Personal action plans (Slide 58) Review targets set last week. Collect food and activity diaries Fill out personal action plans for each individual in the group these will be reviewed at the 6 month follow-up. Hand out Knowledge and behaviour assessment questionnaire and ask participants to complete while you are discussing personal action plans with each member of the group.

Tea break if running session in the afternoon Have tea, fruit juice and fruit for group. 5 minutes Diabetes information (Slide 59) Where to find out more. Give details of Diabetes UK Scotland phone number; web address. 25 minutes (Slide 60) Group discussion any final questions? anything that was difficult to follow. Explain that there will be a follow up in 6 months Hand out evaluation sheets and ask participants to complete. Group Physical activity Lunch if running session in the morning

Additional notes for session 3 1. Diabetes out of control 1.1 A Hypo - Low blood sugar (hypoglycaemia) Symptoms Hungry Trembling Sweating Tingling of the lips Fast Blurred Paleness Mood heartbeat vision change Anxious Can t concentrate Irritable Vague Causes Not enough food Delayed or missed meal or snack Too much insulin or too many tablets Drinking alcohol without food Too much or unplanned exercise Sometimes there is no obvious cause Action Straight away Take one of the following: A glass of Lucozade or coke (not diet drinks) 3 or more glucose tablets 5 sweets e.g. jelly baby 1 glass of fruit juice The exact amount will vary from person to person and will depend on circumstances Follow up (within 30 mins) To stop the blood glucose from dropping again, have one of the following: A sandwich Fruit A bowl of cereal Biscuits and milk Or your next meal if it is due

1.2 A Hyper high blood sugar (hyperglycaemia) Symptoms Very thirsty Hungry Tired Blurred vision Dry skin Feeling sick Needing to go to the loo a lot Causes Too much food Illness Not enough insulin Stress Action Check your eating pattern. Talk to you dietitian. You may have a cold, throat, urine or chest infection. See your doctor to make sure it is treated. Check that you have taken your doses correctly. If you have, see your doctor to talk about your medicines. Try to reduce stress in your life, talk to your doctor or nurse about this. 1.3 Sick day rules Illness and infections will raise your blood sugar levels even if you re not eating as much or are being sick. e.g. colds, bronchitis and flu vomiting and diarrhoea urinary infections skin infections What to do when you re ill: Don t stop taking your tablets or insulin Drink lots of unsweetened fluids Try to have some sort of carbohydrates Test your blood sugar When to get medical help You will need to call your doctor or nurse if: Easy-to-eat carbohydrates when you re feeing unwell: Milky drinks Soup Ice-cream Drinking chocolate Squash or fizzy drinks You are vomiting or not able to keep your tablets down Your blood sugar levels remain high or low You don t improve quickly or you are worried

2. Diabetes and how you are feeling 2.1 Talk with the group about the different feelings you may have as you come to terms with having diabetes. Denial Anger and fear Sadness and depression Loneliness Explain that these feelings can cause stress. Stress can make your blood sugar go up. Suggest some ways to work through your feelings: Learn as much as you can about diabetes Talk to friends & family or other people with diabetes Talk to those looking after your diabetes e.g. doctor, nurse Do something active most days 2.2 Discuss stress and depression in more detail, include the following: Stress Know the symptoms of stress key indicators Managing stress Stress and unhealthy behaviours smoking, drinking alcohol, over-eating Learning to relax Depression Know the symptoms of depression Managing depression When to get help for depression 2.3 Find out if anyone in the group would like help in dealing with stress or depression.