Volume 1. Whilst scrolling recently, we noticed a report about seizure detection at home and whether devices at home matched the needs of people living with Epilepsy and their caregivers? It got us thinking that with over 50 million people affected by Epilepsy worldwide, its impact has no age, ethnic, or geographical boundary. But do…
World Photography Day takes place on 19th August and is an annual, worldwide celebration of photography. Everything from the craft, science, history and art are celebrated. It got us thinking, about how we look at things in life, and we wanted to reverse the lens and take a closer look at carers. But, more importantly,…
As we approach Freedom day on the 19th of July, it’s a good time to reflect on what has been without question one of the toughest years for people working in care. Being at the front line, they have selflessly carried on working in nursing and residential homes looking after the vulnerable without a second thought…
This week is National Carers Week. From Monday 7 until Sunday 13 June, this annual campaign celebrates the fantastic 6.5 million Carers in the UK, highlighting the challenges unpaid Carers face and recognising their contribution to families and communities throughout the UK. It also helps people who don’t think of themselves as having caring…
Dealing with anxiety post lockdown The shops have reopened, restaurants are calling and going back to a new working environment is on the horizon. But the easing of COVID restrictions isn’t exciting for everyone and for those suffering with anxiety and caring for someone; life after lockdown could be a scary prospect. As mental health…
Strategies to support you for stress awareness month April is stress awareness month. Most of us will have experienced some levels of it, particularly this last year, but as a carer, it’s sometimes hard to recognise you’re burning out when your focus is predominantly on someone else. Out of love, obligation, and a sense of…
Seven simple steps to improve brain fitness In March, we celebrate Brain Awareness Week (15-21 March), and it’s good to take a few moments to marvel at what a fabulous thing the brain is. When you think about it, you need your brain to do that and need it to think, learn, create, and feel…
This festive season won’t be typical for anyone, but for those carers looking after someone with Epilepsy, it could be one of the most challenging months of this year yet. Covid has brought many social rules and fears, and you, as a carer might be feeling even more isolated, alone and stressed than any other…
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