Follow‑Up Care

• When are follow‑up appointments scheduled?
• Who is responsible for each part of ongoing care?
• Are referrals being made to therapy, case management, or community supports?
• What information is important to track and bring to appointments?

Warning Signs and Safety

• What are early signs that the situation may be worsening?
• What specific behaviours or changes should we monitor?
• What is the plan if symptoms escalate?
• When should we call a crisis line, mobile crisis, or emergency services?
• Are there safety concerns at home we should address (storage of medications, environment, routines)?

Supporting Daily Life

• How can we help create helpful routines (sleep, meals, structure, downtime)?
• What activities promote stability or comfort?
• Are there stressors we can reduce in the short term?
• How can we encourage gradual return to responsibilities without pressure?
• How can the home environment support recovery (quiet spaces, predictability, low stimulation)?

Communication and Collaboration

• What information should caregivers share during follow‑up appointments?
• How can we communicate changes in symptoms effectively?
• What boundaries should caregivers set to stay healthy and supportive?
• Who is the main contact person in the care team?

Caregiver Well‑Being

• What supports are available for caregivers?
• How can we manage stress, fatigue, or worry during this transition?
• Are there community groups or resources for caregiver support?
• What can caregivers do to remain healthy while helping someone else?

When to Seek Additional Help

• What steps should we take if symptoms suddenly worsen?
• Who do we call when we can’t reach a provider?
• Which crisis services, mobile teams, or urgent care options are recommended in our area?