If you know someone very well and have known them for a very long time, like a relative, it can be hard to spot when they first start to need to live in care. Here are some of the first indications we see when a relative needs live in care. Changes in physical health and … Read more
Change can be challenging and one change that can be tricky is transitioning elderly parents to assisted living. They may not yet be ready to admit that they need help or they might be unsure what the options are. Successful transitions need planning, so that the changes are discussed and implemented at a pace that … Read more
Supported living services can change lives. They can enable an adult with learning disabilities to achieve the life of independence they have always dreamed about. They can support individuals to do more and be a part of their local communities. What is supported living? Supported living helps young adults with learning disabilities to live independently. … Read more
Our guide to some simple exercises for older people to keep them fit even if they have limited mobility. Adaptations can be made to exercises for older people with limited mobility so that they can continue to benefit from daily exercise even when they are physically disabled or restricted in movement. Exercise can improve balance, … Read more
Are you considering in-home care for older people? There are many factors to consider when thinking about a transition away from home, reducing the workload of a family caregiver or getting the help you need to stay in your home as an alternative to moving into residential care. What is in-home care? In-Home Care, also … Read more
Home care services are an alternative to care homes. The carer will visit you in your own home and provide the support that you need to be able to continue to live at home. Depending on your needs and how much support you need this can be a few hours a week, a few hours … Read more
The role of caregiver falls most often on a family member, whether that is a mother, father, child or sibling. Our respite care for family caregivers service provides temporary cover so that caregivers can take a break. Getting help means that a caregiver can maintain their own wellbeing and health and return refreshed. What is … Read more
Choosing between a care home or home care is an important decision for your family. Everyone wants their loved ones to be happy and well cared for in their later life. The choice is often made at a time of great stress after a diagnosis or intervention when it becomes clear that additional support is … Read more
Emotional support is a critical component of effective caregiving. Providing emotional support can significantly improve the quality of life for individuals receiving care and can also benefit carers by creating a more positive and supportive care environment. Why Emotional Support Matters Providing Emotional Support at Jothno Care and Support Our carers at Jothno Care and … Read more
Caring for a loved one can be rewarding, but it can also be physically and emotionally exhausting. Respite care provides temporary relief for family carers, allowing them to recharge and take care of their own well-being. What is Respite Care? Respite care involves temporary care services provided to an individual, allowing their primary carer to … Read more