The lights are up, the presents have been bought, and the festive menus are written. The Sherry has been ordered, the Bailey’s is on ice,
When considering a nursing home for yourself or a loved one, your first thoughts might be about the physical aspects of senior care (medication, physical
In the day-to-day life of a nursing home, care needs to extend beyond meeting residents’ physical needs. Carers must also nurture happiness, purpose, and connection
As the weather changes and the leaves turn, autumn is the ideal time to start practising mindfulness. Mindfulness is a simple mental health exercise that
When you think of an older person moving into a nursing home, your mind might immediately leap to physical health concerns. For instance, mobility support,
It’s not unusual for older people to be diagnosed with multiple health issues (known as comorbidities). This can make ongoing treatment both complex and essential,
Moving into a nursing home doesn’t mean the end to your independence. In fact, maintaining a sense of freedom is vital to the emotional well-being,
Older adults need to do some form of exercise every day to help maintain and improve their physical and mental health. Staying active can help
When caring for nursing home residents, a holistic approach is essential. This means focusing on each resident as an individual and considering their unique physical,
