Phil shares his personal experience of arranging care for his own mum, speaking honestly about the guilt, responsibility and emotional weight that can come with putting support in place, and why asking for help can ultimately protect the people you love most.
Why Choosing Care Feels So Hard | Coping With Guilt When Arranging Care for a Loved One Read More »
Angharad and her mum, Jo, share what life with severe epilepsy has really been like, including how one seizure led to a serious life-changing accident and why the right support now matters day to day.
Life With Epilepsy After a Serious Seizure-Related Accident Read More »
Paramedic Gary Strong reflects on arranging care for his parents. He shares what surprised him, what helped most, and why asking for support early can make the journey easier for families.
What I Wish I’d Known Before Arranging Care for My Loved Ones Read More »
Jane Townson OBE, Chief Executive of the Homecare Association, shares advice on selecting a care provider, explaining what to look for, which questions to ask, and how culture reveals true quality.
How to Tell if a Care Provider is Up to Standard Read More »
Admiral Nurse Sarah Cooper offers guidance for families after a dementia diagnosis. She covers early support, steps for independence, the importance of carer wellbeing, and how specialist services like the helpline can help.
Receiving a diagnosis of dementia: what happens next? Read More »
Dominique Kent, CEO of Bluecrest Wellness, shares why preventative health and early screening are vital. She explains how small lifestyle changes make a big difference and why fear often delays essential checks.
Why Preventative Health Matters: Living Longer, Healthier Lives Read More »
Carrie Caladine and Sianead O’Connor from The Right Legal Group explain why Lasting Powers of Attorney matter, debunk myths, and show how early conversations help families plan with confidence and preserve dignity.
Humanising Legal Planning With The Right Legal Group Read More »
