As mentioned in previous posts with Sylvia Stock, caring for someone can be emotionally and physically challenging for the carer. Sometimes, there can also be a reluctance to take much needed breaks, due to feelings of guilt, or anger that, as a carer, you are finding it harder to cope.

Moving a loved one into a care home can be a highly emotional experience for families, who can feel quite alienated because they don't know what the processes are, what they should be doing, or where they should be looking. In many cases, moving a loved one into

This infographic considers 4 ways that unpaid carers can take breaks. This could be anything from a few hours at a social event, such as a memory cafe or day centre, to day care or even respite care. Whichever form of respite carers are seeking, it is important to remember

Introduction This infographic has been designed to show some of the key differences between residential homes and nursing homes. For more detailed post on this topic, please see the written version here. As the graphic reflects, some providers are opting to open residential homes rather than nursing homes. This could