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There are many types of loss when it comes to people in our lives. It's not just death that can take a loved one away from us. Other types of losses can be just as difficult to cope with, for example when a loved one suffers from a form of dementia...

Alzheimer’s disease is the most common type of dementia; a term used to describe a set of symptoms, such as memory loss, difficulties thinking and language, and in some cases, changes in behaviour and mood.

Currently, there are more than 520,000...

When someone you care about has bipolar, a condition that affects moods, it can be difficult to know how to support and be there for them. People with bipolar disorder (formerly known as manic depression) will experience extreme mood swings, going...

As professional counsellors, we are equipped to deal with counselling interventions for ranges of clients. Long term conditions (LTCs) such as Alzheimer’s disease are managed by clients and their support teams, however, carers are sometimes...

It's eating disorders awareness week and we may be reflecting on difficult aspects of eating disorders such as anorexia, bulimia, and binge-eating disorder which reduce a person's quality of life. One aspect to consider is the cost to the person and...

When it comes to caring, many of us will not know the responsibilities involved - not, until we are thrust into the role ourselves. Young carers will be caring for someone, while still attending school, college and trying to live a normal life - but...

Thursday 26th January 2017 is Young Carers Awareness Day.

With an estimated 700,000 young carers in the UK, we want to support Carer’s Trust and recognise the challenges young carers face every day. This year, the theme of YCAD is ‘When I grow...

There are more than 11 million people currently living with a disability, impairment or limiting long-term illness in the UK, but what support is available?

Living with a disability can be an incredibly long journey, physically and mentally, both...