Families & carers

A brain injury is not only life-changing for survivors themselves, but also for their families and loved ones. In this exclusive webinar, seven expert stakeholders address some of the biggest challenges and explore what more can and should be done to support this community. Thank you to our panel: Mira Bou Akar, Elysium Healthcare Gayathri [...]

By Cecily Lalloo, managing director of Embrace HR

Sharing an activity together, such as watching cricket, could have a positive impact on dementia patients and their loved ones, according to one expert.

RAZ Mobility has partnered with Amicus Brain to introduce the first AI dementia care advisor to give reliable advice to caregivers.

The new guidelines enable Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) to consider eligibility for a past period of NHS continuing healthcare (CHC), even for those who did not apply, but think they are entitled to funding.

Study reveals anxiety, depression and PTSD in loved ones, again highlighting challenges of being a carer

We look back at the Anchor Point knowledge exchange event, which looked at all aspects of family support and intervention after life-changing brain injury, and what more we could and should be doing. By Kirsty Simpson, Sara Rose and Amy Harrison.

Michelle Marshall at ILS Case Management discusses options around respite care to support whole families

Now we are recognising the need for family support in rehabilitation, who do we get to provide the therapy?

Survey sees positive scores for the Northampton provider's care