What To Do When a Parent With Dementia Refuses Help
Involve Them in Decisions Involving a parent in the decision-making process can provide them with…
Involve Them in Decisions Involving a parent in the decision-making process can provide them with a sense of control and autonomy, which is particularly important when they are dealing with dementia. Start by having an open and honest conversation about the different types of help available. Explain the benefits and purposes of each option clearly,…
Get support when caring for someone with dementia Caring for someone with dementia can be an immense challenge, and often those in a position of providing care for a loved one find themselves at risk of burnout. No one can pour from an empty cup, which is why making time for yourself to recuperate is…
As our loved ones age, their care needs often become more complex, requiring thoughtful consideration and planning. While traditional care homes are a viable option, there’s another compassionate and empowering alternative: elderly live-in care. This approach offers personalised support, fosters independence, maintains familiarity and comfort, and addresses emotional and physical well-being from the comfort of their…
An opportunity to reduce the risk of falls for elderly After the festive season, winter time can not only feel a bit depressing, but frosty mornings, reduced daylight, ice and snow can increase the risk of physical injuries by falls, especially for the elderly. The natural ageing process reduces mobility through loss of muscle and…
The secret to success of any small business are their people. Our mantra, at Abbots Care has always been “find good people, pay them well, value them, offer endless training and learning opportunities, offer progression, and then never let them leave”. The market in 1995, when we started Abbots Care, was a lot kinder to…
Abbots Care is committed to displaying with full transparency the diversity they show throughout their recruitment process. The focus is not just on gender for equal pay and benefits but the staff diversity is apparent through many other areas. The focus remains on employing the right staff to offer first class care at every level….
Hello, Camille Leavold, Managing Director/Co-Founder After a cold and snowy winter, Spring has definitely sprung in Hertfordshire. We’ve had a really busy start to the year with 61 new care workers joining the Abbots team since January after completing their care certificates. Learning and development is something we place a high value on at Abbots…
Diverse Opportunities for Carers with First-Rate Training and Support Social care is an extremely rewarding career path, and one that is also becoming increasingly important in the United Kingdom, where an ageing population and increased strains on the National Health Service represent serious challenges. Today, it is estimated that there are more than 1.5 million…
For those who require help around the home, finding the right level of care is crucial Finding the right round-the-clock home care support is extremely important for those who require help around the house, but it is also a process that needs to be undertaken carefully. After all, you will be inviting care workers into…
Would the Social Enterprise model make for a better business case and better social care all round? The National Health Service is facing a health and social care crisis at present, and the challenge is primarily caused by the fact that people are living longer than ever before. As a result, there are now more…