freya.gutteridge@thegoodcaregroup.com, Author at The Good Care Group

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World Stroke Day 2025: recovering well at home

Posted 29 Oct 2025

World Stroke Day 2025: recovering well at home

Every five minutes, someone in the UK will experience a stroke. For those living with the effects of a stroke, recovery can feel like a slow and daunting process. Yet with the right support, we’ve seen many people go on

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The Good Care Group announces BABICM membership

Posted 24 Oct 2025

The Good Care Group announces BABICM membership

We’re proud to share that we are now members of BABICM: British Association of Brain Injury and Complex Case Management. The British Association of Brain Injury and Complex Case Management (BABICM) is the leading membership organisation for professionals working in

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The Good Care Group shortlisted in seven categories at The Great British Care Awards 2025

Posted 10 Oct 2025

The Good Care Group shortlisted in seven categories at The Great British Care Awards 2025

We’re proud to share that The Good Care Group has been shortlisted in seven categories at The Great British Care Awards 2025 (London region). This news recognises our incredible team for their dedication, innovation, and passion for delivering outstanding care

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World Mental Health Day: how home care helps reduce loneliness

Posted 10 Oct 2025

World Mental Health Day: how home care helps reduce loneliness

According to Age UK, almost one million older people in the UK are lonely. Loneliness can affect anyone, regardless of age. But while most of us experience these negative feelings occasionally, persistent loneliness can take a toll on our mental

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Everyday Interiors That Trigger People With Alzheimer’s

Posted 07 Oct 2025

Everyday Interiors That Trigger People With Alzheimer’s

Health experts are highlighting the often-overlooked ways home interiors can trigger distress and behavioural changes in people living with dementia. From the dark appearance of water in a sink to the glare of shiny floors, ordinary features can become invisible

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What is the difference between Alzheimer’s and dementia?

Posted 15 Sep 2025

What is the difference between Alzheimer’s and dementia?

Receiving a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s or dementia can be unsettling, and is bound to lead to a lot of questions. Whether it’s for yourself or for a loved one, it’s normal to want to understand more, including finding out what

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Natalie’s story: living well with dementia

Posted 10 Sep 2025

Natalie’s story: living well with dementia

For many families supporting a loved one living with dementia, the thought of planning a day out can feel daunting. While it’s normal for questions around safety, comfort, and unpredictability to surface, with the right preparation (and a little creativity),

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5 ways nature can help people living with dementia

Posted 26 Aug 2025

5 ways nature can help people living with dementia

Nature is often thought of as a source of joy, comfort, and peace, but for those living with dementia, it can also offer a powerful way to maintain wellbeing and connect with others. Even simple sensory experiences

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Celebrating World Photography Day 2025

Posted 19 Aug 2025

Celebrating World Photography Day 2025

For World Photography Day this year, we asked our carers to share photos that captured the theme “The Great Outdoors/Summer.” We were absolutely blown away by the entries, from golden sunsets to bright, blooming gardens, and everything in between. Each

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5 low-intensity activities to keep loved ones fit and well this summer

Posted 11 Aug 2025

5 low-intensity activities to keep loved ones fit and well this summer

44% of adults aged 75 to 84 are not currently physically active, according to research conducted by the UK Government. As we get older, it’s natural to want to slow down and start participating in less physical activity. Whether you’re

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