10 Simple At-Home Stress Management Techniques You Can Start
If life has been a little louder than usual lately, you’re not alone. Many of us are juggling work, family, […]
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Eco-Anxiety and UK Youth: Why ‘World Mental Health’ Isn’t Just About Depression
When most people hear World Mental Health, they think of depression and perhaps general anxiety. Fair enough—those are huge issues.
Welcome Joanna as Co-Chair of London’s Social Care Nursing Advisory Council
We’re delighted to welcome Joanna Grant as our new Co-Chair for London’s Social Care Nursing Advisory Council (SCNAC). Joanna brings a
NIHR – Successful interns for the Researcher Development Programme for Social Care Nurses
The National Institute for Health and Care Research are delighted to share the names of the social care nurses selected
10 Simple Self-Care for Caregivers Habits That Fit into a Busy Day
Self-care for caregivers doesn’t need hours. Try 10 quick, proven habits to reduce stress, boost energy, and protect your well-being—without
Quality of Life Improvement: What It Really Means and Why It Matters in the UK
Quality of life improvement means in the UK, how small, simple changes at home, work, and in the community can
Birmingham Care Show 2025
The Directors welcome Chris Badger onto the Learning Lounge Day one at the Care Show was a huge success for
How to Choose an LGBTQ+-Inclusive Care Home in the UK: 12 Key Questions to Ask
12 key questions to find an LGBTQ+-inclusive care home in the UK—what to ask, what good looks like, and red
Wellness Action Plan vs Mental Health Plan: What’s the Difference?
Learn the difference between a Wellness Action Plan and a Mental Health Plan—what each includes, when to use them, and
Sick pay reforms – top tips for health and social care providers
The Government’s Employment Rights Bill (ERB) contains sweeping reforms to Statutory Sick Pay (SSP), with significant financial and operational implications