What makes a good care assistant?
Working in care isn’t always the easiest job in the world, however it is extremely rewarding. You have the opportunity to meet people from all different backgrounds and cultures and you really can make a difference to someone’s life. In this article, we will investigate what makes a good carer.
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It's officially World Ice Cream Month!
As it’s Ice Cream Month why don’t you take someone you know with dementia out for an ice-cream? Or even better, find out where your local ice cream van delivers… Let the familiar jingle and the taste of a 99 bring back some very cherished memories...
Recent studies suggest that sensory stimulation can help decrease agitation and restlessness as well as improve sleep patterns of those suffering from various forms of dementia. These common symptoms can be found in most types of dementia and almost certainly in people with Alzheimer’s. Any type of sensory stimulation can provide a much needed quality of life boost for the patient or client as well as for the caregiver.