A survey of family and unpaid carers has highlighted the extent of the worry about elderly relatives and the key practical matters carers need to consider.
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The idea of death is probably the last thing people want to talk about. Who’s not afraid to die?
Living independently can often become more of a struggle than it used to be when we get older.
According to the World Health Organization, there are around 50 million people who have dementia.
When a loved one is experiencing a mental health challenge, repeatedly asking them if they are OK might not be the most effective helping strategy.
- Mental Health & Well-Being
Taking Care of Your Elder Relatives: 5 Tips to Stay Sane
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If you have a difficult relationship with a friend or family member, enjoying the holidays can take a lot of work.
Caring for your friends and family is an instinct ingrained in most of us.
- Mental Health & Well-Being
Experience of Caring for a Loved One Linked to Valuable End-of-Life Discussions, Says New Research
by Psychregby PsychregEnd-of-life discussions make it easier to provide treatment and care that satisfy the patient’s wishes.
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Hurrah for Henry – He’s Now Fundraising for Saint Francis Hospice
by Psychregby PsychregHenry O’Keefe loved his nanny and grandad. He was just six years old when they were both diagnosed with cancer in 2016, only four weeks apart.