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A guide to caring for someone at home, with practical hints
and tips to bring confidence and peace of mind.
Too often carers struggle without the help and support they need. This comprehensive
guide is full of practical advice on getting help and dealing with the more difficult
emotional issues caring can bring. A great starting point for any carer.
-- Imelda Redmond, Chief Executive, Carers UK
This is a great resource; so much information in one place, easily accessible and practical.
From those new to caring to those providing care around the clock, this publication has
something for everyone
-- Joanna Ridley, National Carers Programme Lead, MS Society
Carers need all the help they can get and this includes good, concise and clearly
presented information.
-- Carol Cochrane, Princess Royal Trust for Carers
Easy to read, simple and practical... This starts with the basics from getting
help at home to dealing with emergencies and planning for the end of life.
Positive and Empowering... It contains all the information you need to find
your way through the health and social care system to get the best quality of care.
Avoid Carer Burnout... This section tackles difficult issues of guilt, anger,
depression and offers practical steps for important self-care, for you as the carer.
A to Z! Takes you through all the steps of home care, helping you to:
- make the home safe and comfortable for people with special needs
- handle everyday activities like toileting, bathing, feeding and dressing
- know how to prevent back injuries with wheelchair transfers
- ensure proper nutrition and exercise-for you and the person in your care
- handle any emergency and know when to call an ambulance
- deal with the particular needs of an ageing person
approach end-of-life matters and deal with grief
Plus: Checklists, helpful resources, and tips to make caring at home a bit easier.
This book is made possible through educational grants provided by
Pfizer, Solvay, GE Healthcare and Britannia Pharmaceuticals.
Price: £10
ISBN 10: 0-9787903-9-1
ISBN 13: 978-0-9787903-9-4
CareTrust Publications LLC PO Box 10283 Portland, Oregon 97296 |
