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What does the future hold for social care funding?
With adult social care in crisis, this in-depth report looks at social care funding plan options for the future government, by will any of them actually come to fruition?

Share your thoughts on social care funding with us .

#socialcarefunding #carecrisis #wetalkcare #carecosts
https://www.health.org.uk/publ....ications/long-reads/

Why do people say “transitioning” instead of “dying” in the dementia world?

Unveiling the Untold Stories of Young Carers: An Urgent Call for Schools to Amplify Support.

The true number of young carers is still unknown, and schools are being urged to give more support to those providing care to family members to ensure they reach their academic potential.

Together, let's shed light on the unknown numbers and champion enhanced support at We Talk Care.

#youngcarers #education #wetalkcare #unpaidcarers
https://www.itv.com/news/2023-....10-25/true-number-of

How to navigate changes in behaviour in dementia patients | ##dementiasupport

Exciting News!

The government unveils plans to enhance the career prospects of our dedicated domestic care workforce with training, qualifications, and a clearer career path to empower current and future care professionals.

https://www.gov.uk/government/....news/government-sets
#carecareers #socialcareworkers #domesticcare #wetalkcare

I care for our Daugher with LD Epilepsy and complex mental health also now my husband has Dementia Alzheimer's how Bad does life get but keep on going out of love ..
you sure get to know who cares and fighting is everyday task

An interesting article about Psycho social interventions for those with Dementia and their carers. These include, but not limited to the following: Psychosocial approaches for dementia that are in use but research is ongoing

•Cognitive retraining and cognitive rehabilitation

•Assistive technology (e.g. telecare, digital scrapbook, immersive space, intelligent lighting)

•Dementia training for carers

•Sonas (a multisensory stimulation technique)

•Play therapy

•Drama therapy/storytelling

•Meal positioning

•Therapeutic use of touch

•Occupational-based therapies

Kitwood (1997) proposed that a person-centred approach should be the bedrock for supporting people with dementia. The essential tenet is that personhood remains throughout the experience of dementia and it is the caregiver’s responsibility to ensure that it is maintained. Person-centred practice recognises the underlying needs of the individual, often expressed through behaviour. The paradigm shift from ‘managing’ behavioural and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD) towards improving well-being, engagement and quality of life represents a significant change.

This is interesting, and in my view, places a lot of value on the carer and the person-centred approach which can be life changing. JB

Did you know that unpaid carers contribute 8 billion hours of care annually?
This new report urges increased support for the 4 million unpaid carers who, without their help, the social care system would collapse.

Let's rally behind our unsung heroes.

#wetalkcare #unpaidcarers #socialcare #caregivers

https://news.sky.com/story/soc....ial-care-system-woul

This week, We Talk Care connected with Oncology Soft Touch Therapist Tracy Stockdale of Mindful Moments Holistic Care, who shared her carer experiences and the life-changing events that led her to offer her expertise to those diagnosed and recovering from cancer.

With a spectrum of transformative benefits, find out more about Tracy's wide range of services for holistic wellbeing.

Mindful Moments Holistic Care: A Healing Journey with Tracy Stockdale | ##mindfulmoments #cancer