Kathy Lawrence
How long can I juggle caring for a father with complex needs with my career?
Peter has to look after his father because he has complex needs, but Peter also needs his career to maintain his own sanity. Dr Lesley Trenner offers advice on how to juggle his needs with those of his father. Dear Lesley My father is 69 and has bipolar disorder. He’s always been a difficult man […]
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Bible Studies for Children: How to Create a Lesson Plan
Collaborative Post Do you remember your childhood Bible study or Sunday school? I sure do! I remember being captivated by stories like Joseph and the coat of many colors, David and Goliath, and of course, Jesus walking on water. Like all Christian parents, we want our children to have the opportunity to experience that same […]
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Looking After Your Money
Collaborative Post When it comes to your own personal finances, there are all sorts of situations that can arise which can make this a challenge to do right, and you will find that this is something that is really important to think about. The truth is that you can easily look after your money effectively […]
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The Ultimate Guide to Walking Pads for Senior Citizens
Collaborative Post One thing I used to regularly hear from the elders was that aging gracefully is all about staying active. One of the best ways to stay active for seniors to maintain their mobility and keeping their body in motion is through walking. Walking easily remains one of the safest and most effective forms […]
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Feeling the Energy Dip? Simple Ways to Recharge As You Age
Collaborative Post Does the thought of an afternoon nap sound more appealing than it used to? Do you find yourself running out of steam sooner, or feeling like your get-up-and-go has, well, got up and gone? You’re certainly not alone. Feeling a dip in energy is one of the most common complaints as we get […]
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How to Design a Safe and Comfortable Guest Room for an Older Visitor
Collaborative Post Welcoming an older guest into your home is a lovely experience, but it also comes with a responsibility to provide a space that is both safe and comfortable for their stay. Ageing can often mean adjusting to mobility limitations or other health considerations, and a thoughtfully designed guest room can make a significant […]
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5 Facts About Hemiplegia That You Should Know
Collaborative Post If you work in the medical field, you might know about hemiplegia. If you don’t, though, you may not know what this term means. Hemiplegia happens relatively often, though, so it’s something you should probably know about, particularly if you’re in a situation where you’re considering pursuing legal action because someone caused it. […]
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Cutting Business Gas Expenses – 4 Practical Tips
Collaborative Post Rising gas bills can put unnecessary strain on your business, cutting into profits and creating financial uncertainty. Whether you operate a small office or a large facility that relies heavily on heating, reducing gas costs can make a significant difference. The good news? You don’t need drastic changes – just a few smart […]
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Easy Cleaning Hacks for Those Juggling Work, Family, and Caregiving
Collaborative Post When we have busy schedules, it can be easy to put cleaning on the back burner. However, as many of us probably know, doing this often makes the situation worse, and seeing a messy home can create a lot of stress and anxiety. Luckily, there are plenty of easy cleaning hacks to keep […]
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John’s Campaign: supporting family and friends to provide care in hospitals and other care settings
The dementia support group John’s Campaign has recently had to change its website and email addresses to overcome what we’ll call technical difficulties with its web server provider. That’s a real nuisance for the group, but a good opportunity to remind carers about the purpose and activities of this UK-based organisation. What is John’s Campaign? […]
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