Carer Blog Series continues with a sometimes hard to talk subject, end of life care. I do not have much experience in my professional role with end of life or palliative care, with that said, I would like to share
How to support someone who does not have a diagnosis of dementia, but may have other mental health issues, who may suffer from extreme anxiety or may just be rude, or angry no matter what you do or say. To
How so often we as carers can slip into the habit of talking in our Carer Voice, also known as ‘baby talk’ with clients who are living with dementia. We have all heard it, and many of us have inadvertently
Laetitia Hannan, talks about a personal experience with a client that taught her the most important quality of being a Live-in carer. As live-in carers we are uniquely privileged to support and care for people in their own homes. As
Laetitia Hannan, professional live-in carer, returns with another personal blog. This time she opens up about why she chose to stay with The Good Care Group. I have been with The Good Care Group for three years and I have
#CaretobeDifferent campaign begins with Fiori’s story, taking care of her client living well with dementia. The Good Care Group are dedicated to professionalising social care, and in particular care of the elderly. They are proud to treat their carers as
A story in The Guardian has revealed that social care employers in the social care sector are starting to see the benefits of employing graduates. Although social care providers haven’t traditionally recruited graduates, a number of firms, including The Good Care
The University of York has recently published concerning results from their research into patient care and professional development for nursing staff in care homes. The University of York has recently published concerning results from their research into patient care and