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Dealing with a narcissistic client as a live-in carer can be emotionally taxing but also rewarding when approached with the right strategies. ..

Date created: 17/01/2025

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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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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

One of the most frustrating things when working as a live-in carer is when you tell the family one thing, and the client tells them the opposite. What is even more frustrating is when the family simply do not seem to believe you...

Date created: 03/05/2022

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The longer you work as a live-in carer, the more likely it is that one day you will be working with a client who is approaching the end of their life...

Date created: 27/07/2021

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We all love the summer, particularly after a long, cold winter. Seeing the sun again and feeling warm lead us to spend more time outdoors than in cooler months...

Date created: 21/06/2021

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In an ideal world you and your client would get on like a house on fire. You’d have happy meals and pleasant days together for as long as your placement lasts...

Date created: 08/06/2021

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Many people remember their childhood, teenage years and young adulthood and the days when they moved out of the family home and started their own lives...

Date created: 19/05/2021

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The longer you work in the care industry - and as a live-in carer in particular - the more likely it is that you will have a client who passes away while you are with them. ..

Date created: 14/04/2021

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As a live-in carer it is always a good thing to have a client with a family who all agree about how the care plan of their relative is managed. Normally things are all agreed and go ahead according to plan with the carer knowing exactly what to do in the event of death...

Date created: 04/03/2021

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Once you are finished your initial training with an agency, they will furnish you with some sort of identification. You will need to produce this when you arrive at your placement. It is an important item, and you may want to take a copy of it in case you misplace it...

Date created: 28/01/2021

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Bed sores are also sometimes referred to as pressure sores because they tend to form where a part of the skin comes in contact with the bed. ..

Date created: 28/01/2021

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Live-in care can be fraught with stress, particularly when your nights are disrupted. While we all hope for undisturbed sleep, it is not always the way things turn out. ..

Date created: 29/12/2020

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