Eating healthy meals is important at any stage of life. Following a few nutritional guidelines every day will help you and your family stay healthy and allow those at any stage of life to continue living to the fullest. Aim for at least five servings of fruit and vegetables a day, whether they’re fresh, frozen,…
The conversation about independence is a frequent one around anyone being cared for, or who has a loved one receiving care. After all we’re all human; and we all want to ensure that our families or friends with disabilities are treated with the respect, compassion, and dignity they deserve. But there needs to be a…
So you want to become a care worker? That’s great, but why, when or what should you consider before joining the industry? In the UK today, there are over 1.34 million social care workers [1] – that’s an incredibly huge amount of adults who are choosing a health and social career. For obvious reasons like…
Christmas is fast approaching, so if you have a loved one who receives care, what can you do to make it seamless and happy for all? The festive season is just around the corner, and whether you work in care, or have a loved one who receives care, you can never be too prepared. We’re…
Christmas is nearly here! We’ve compiled a list of fun activities, both outdoor and at home, that your loved one can enjoy. The festive season is about having fun with friends and family. But you don’t have to be a spring chicken to get involved, so we’ve created a list of the top 6 Christmas…
Mental Health is a growing issue and something we support at Abbots Care Mental health is a pertinent issue, becoming more recognised by the day. According to the Mental Health Foundation, every week one in six adults will experience some kind of mental health problem. It’s a topic that’s even more relevant in the workplace,…
The best way for an elderly loved one to keep their freedom and comfort is by living at home. That’s the beauty of a live-in carer! Our friendly carers lend a helping hand so your loved one can live in their house and focus on doing what they love. Live-in care offers round-the-clock, 24-hour support….
How to support yourself and those around you. Tips for physical and mental wellbeing at during lockdown. This year we have had to adapt to a slightly different life to the one we are used to, staying home unless we absolutely need to go to work or to get essential food and medicine. Now that…
It’s Dementia Week and the perfect time to spread awareness about this life-changing affliction whilst showing support for anyone affected. So if you’re currently caring for someone with dementia during lockdown, it’s the perfect time to let them know you are still here for them. There are plenty of dementia activities that are both fun…
Lockdown restrictions have started to ease across the UK, and some of us are looking forward to getting back to routine and familiarity. But many people will also be feeling anxious and apprehensive about resuming normal life after months in lockdown. Perhaps you’re worried about your own health, or unsure about how best to protect…
