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Mental Health
Previous studies have shown that carers of patients with cancer experience distress, loneliness, fatigue, sleep disturbance, and financial worry.
Psychreg News Desk · 18 November 2022
Health
It offers guidance on delivering psychosocial care in the immediate aftermath of an emergency event.
News Release · 04 November 2022
Clinical Psychology
Family caregivers whose symptoms worsened were typically women caring for their spouse, and the spouse had more neuropsychiatric symptoms.
News Release · 29 September 2022
Health
The number of online searches for financial and well-being support for unpaid carers has reached an all-time high.
News Release · 11 August 2022
Special Needs
People with a severe learning disability and complex needs need a lot of support in their daily life.
News Release · 25 January 2022
Society
One of the cherished values and practices in India is that the younger generation used to take care of their elders in old age.
Parul Kalia, PhD · 18 December 2021
Clinical Psychology
Results of a new European study may help improve clinical practice by shedding light on the lives of people with Parkinson's disease.
News Release · 31 August 2021
Mental Health
BPS has today published new guidance on supporting care-experienced children and young people through the coronavirus crisis and its aftermath.
Psychreg · 01 June 2020
Mental Health
Friends and family who understand a diagnosis are central to lasting recovery from long-term mental illness, a paper argues.
Psychreg News Team · 01 February 2019
Mental Health
Online support could help reach carers of people with serious mental illness, though barriers such as digital skills remain.
Psychreg News Team · 01 February 2018
Mental Health
Over the past two years, I have acted as a carer for my father with my role gradually increasing.
Katie Bagshawe · 05 September 2017
Stories & Perspectives
I have been a carer for a large part of my life; looking after a close relative suffering with severe mental health.
Matthew McKenzie · 16 July 2017
Profiles
Amy Johnson is a postgraduate researcher based at Northumbria University who is currently completing a PhD in Social Work.
Psychreg · 31 May 2017