Phone: 0800 203 048
E-mail: livingwith@medihelp.co.za
SMS "Living with" to 32291
Buy your copy at any Look & Listen store
(discount for Medihelp members not applicable)
Order your copy at www.kalahari.net.
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Each DVD costs R189, but Medihelp members pay only R130 if they order telephonically, online or at www.kalahari.net. Sales at Look&Listen stores do not qualify for discount.
You must complete an online order form indicating your personal details as well as the DVDs you would like to order. You do not need to complete your banking details, as the payment transaction is not done online. We will phone you or send you an e-mail to complete the order process.
Yes, it is perfectly safe. You do not have to provide your banking details if you place your order on Medihelp's website. As soon as we receive your order information, we will send you an invoice. You can then make an electronic funds transfer directly into the bank account.
We do not plan to add further episodes to the 13 DVDs currently available in the first series.
Each DVD is developed to be useful and informational for a variety of viewers, including people living with the conditions, their loved ones, students, lecturers, professionals (like psychiatrists and psychologists) and their patients.
No. The DVDs are copyright protected and may under no circumstances be copied.
The South African Depression and Anxiety Group (SADAG) offers telephonic counselling, support and referral for people suffering from depression and their loved ones. They also have a list of support groups in your area.
Tel.: 011 262 6396
Toll free: 0800 567 567
SMS: 31393
Website: www.sadag.co.za
A mental illness/disorder is a psychological or behavioural pattern associated with distress or disability that occurs in an individual and is not a part of normal development or culture. The recognition and understanding of mental health conditions have changed over time and across cultures, and there are still variations in the definition, assessment, and classification of mental disorders, although standard guideline criteria are widely accepted.
If you suspect that you’re suffering from a mental illness, please seek professional help immediately. The Living With DVD series is not meant to help you make a diagnosis. Contact your doctor, a psychiatrist or psychologist, or phone SADAG for more information on support available in your area.
