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For far too long, people of all ages facing mental health challenges have been met with stigma and left feeling isolated, with mental and physical health often treated separately. This…
For case commissioners in the UK healthcare system, the role is as challenging as it is impactful. Managing budget constraints, working within fragmented services, and building transparent communication with care…
Adverse childhood experiences can deeply influence people’s physical and mental well-being, often shaping how people grow, develop and navigate life. In most cases, people with a history of a significant…
Occupational therapy empowers people to find meaning and independence in everyday activities, turning challenges into opportunities for growth and well-being. It plays a key role in addressing various health and…
Access to care and support shouldn’t be a waiting game – everyone deserves the chance to flourish without unnecessary delays. Every child deserves to grow up in a loving and…
Compassionate care involves the way we talk, listen to and interact with the people we support. It’s approaching people with understanding and empathy, with an intention to comprehend and embrace…
October marks ADHD Awareness Month—a time to celebrate the unique strengths that come with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. ADHD brings creativity, innovation, and a remarkable ability to think outside the…
Seeing the world in a different way can be beautiful, but for autistic people, it can also bring unique challenges. Sometimes, autistic children and adults may face difficulties with social…
Understanding people’s rights during hospital discharge is fundamental. Under the Mental Health Act (1983), a person can be detained in a mental health hospital if they put themselves or other…
“Often, it’s the small things in life that bring the greatest pleasure.” Every person strives for happiness, regardless of age, gender, and socio-economic background. However, barriers and a lack of…
