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A care plan is much more than a document- it’s a dynamic reflection of someone’s life, needs and preferences. As people grow, change, and face new challenges or opportunities, their…
When a flower blooms in the right environment, it doesn’t just grow – it thrives, revealing colours no one knew were possible. Every person has the right to live in…
There is no effective care without identifying potential risks. The strategic risk assessment process is a critical component of a care plan that truly works. The aim is to enable…
Communication is more than just words.It’s how people connect, share feelings, ask for help, show love, or express pain. While spoken language is one way to do this, not everyone…
The hidden harm of restrictive practices lies not only in the control they impose, but in the infringement on human rights, the loss of freedom, and the quiet suppression of…
Feeling heard starts with feeling safe. Communication isn’t just about speaking- it’s about feeling valued and understood. At any point in life, nearly 1 in 5 people may face communication…
In our most recent White Paper survey, we explored the level of informedness people have regarding their rights under the Mental Health Act 1983. Similar to last year’s findings, only…
Childhood has a profound impact on who we become as adults-our physical and mental health, relationships, and the way we navigate the world. The love and support we receive during…
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…
