This infographic considers 4 ways that unpaid carers can take breaks. This could be anything from a few hours at a social event, such as a memory café or day centre, to day care or even respite care.
Whichever form of respite carers are seeking, it is important to remember that carers need breaks, and that they should not feel bad about doing so. By resting and by taking regular breaks, carers can be the best version of themselves for longer.
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Post No 71…What are the local authority 12-week property disregard and deferred payment schemes?
Posted on 12th May 2025 at 07:00
A useful read for anyone needing more info about the 12-week property disregard and deferred payment schemes used to fund care home placements.
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Post No 70...Dementia care and sundowning – what is it?
Posted on 23rd April 2025 at 07:00
Sundowning is an important but not always talked about element of dementia care. Find out what it is and ways to reduce sundowning in this latest post.
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Post 69…An oral health overview in the elderly, including dry mouth.
Posted on 7th April 2025 at 07:00
Penny Priddy and The Care Whisperer team up to discuss oral health, dry mouth, end of life mouth care, and much more.
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