Kerry Wright

Sepsis awareness – how to spot the signs and save a life

Although sepsis is a life-threatening and serious complication of an infection, it is one of the least recognised. At least…

5 years ago

It’s the little things: making a difference in end of life care

It can often be challenging to provide end of life care, with the term itself having final and negative connotations.…

5 years ago

Respite care – a family lifeline

Being a full-time carer for a loved one can be exhausting and, at times, isolating. You may sometimes feel as…

5 years ago

5 tips to communicate with an elderly loved one

As your loved one ages, it becomes increasingly important to be able to openly communicate about different concerns relating to…

6 years ago

How live-in care can positively impact your health and mental wellbeing

The Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE) has found that most older people enjoy being in their home surroundings and…

6 years ago

Dementia symptoms to look out for

Have you noticed your loved one becoming a little bit forgetful, having difficulties with holding conversations, or seeming different from…

6 years ago

What a career in care can offer you later on in life

There is an increasing number of individuals who are opting to work as a carer, even after retirement. The fulfilment…

6 years ago

Sundowning traits and how to manage them

When you spend the early evening with a loved one who has dementia, you may start to notice changes in…

6 years ago

Changing careers? Consider care!

While many people wouldn’t think about a change of career in their later life, Kevin from Sutton Coldfield and Denise…

6 years ago

Camino challenge with a spinal injury: Paul’s 500-mile trek

A 500-mile trek may not sound like your idea of a holiday, but for Paul it is a chance to…

6 years ago