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Caring for clients with spinal injuries requires skill, empathy, and support for both physical needs and emotional well-being to enhance quality of life...

Date created: 21/02/2025

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Being a live-in carer is rewarding but mentally demanding, often leading to stress and isolation. Try these practical methods to maintain well-being and ensure compassionate care...

Date created: 14/02/2025

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Try these de-escalation techniques to handle client refusal of personal care while maintaining respect for their autonomy...

Date created: 10/01/2025

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Articles you might want to read

Every so often you will be asked to go to a placement where the client is old – and I mean really old! ..

Date created: 12/06/2019

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As a relatively new live-in carer, or even before you start your caring career, one of the things you may fear the most is to be with a client who is receiving palliative care. ..

Date created: 12/06/2019

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This is a question that often goes around when carers get together. Often you will hear this debate when you are doing your training or updates. ..

Date created: 28/05/2019

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It is not unusual to meet live-in carers who use homeopathic remedies on themselves. Unfortunately, it is also not unusual to find that they may occasionally try out their own remedies on their client. ..

Date created: 28/05/2019

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During your training to become a live-in carer you may have heard about the ‘Care Plan.’ ..

Date created: 23/05/2019

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This may be a question you ask for yourself or for your client. In fact, it is worth thinking about for both of you...

Date created: 23/05/2019

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This is an interesting question which you will often see debated on a carer forum. Unfortunately, the answer is not that simple, so it is worth spending time answering the question...

Date created: 21/05/2019

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It is every live-in carer’s nightmare for their client to end up in hospital, whatever the reason. No one likes to see them admitted to a strange place where you may not be able to take care of them...

Date created: 21/05/2019

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As you go through your training you will hear about risk assessment. At first it may be unclear exactly what this entails, so let's have a look at it...

Date created: 20/05/2019

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As with any new job you will find that there are many new abbreviations which you need to get to know. ..

Date created: 07/05/2019

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