Every Life Matters. Meaning Matters. Moments Matter. People Matter.
“Mary, Did You Know?” is a modern 20th century Christmas song. The lyrics are asking Mary if she knew the eventual significance and salvation her
Establishing and Nurturing Connections between Health, Social Care, Private and Voluntary Services Traditionally, care settings have tended to be shut off from their surrounding community.
I grew up most of my life without a pet. I didn’t dislike animals; I just never had a whole lot to do with them.
Induction, everyone must do it when you start a new job. All too often it is incredibly boring and laborious, with lots of online, tick
Having worked as an occupational therapist now for over two decades, there are a couple of experiences I recall as a student OT, that have
Take risks: if you win, you will be happy; if you lose, you will be wise. Anonymous Taking risks is a normal part of everyday
Those who know me certainly wouldn’t describe me as an ‘outdoors’ person. In fact, I could probably best be described as an ‘indoor person’. I
I hear all too often about the shortage of skilled staff working within the health and social care sector. Sadly, this is a reality internationally.
The word ‘behaviour’ has become a bit of a dirty word in recent times and I’m not quite sure why? I think from time to
Recruitment and retention are a long-term issue facing the health and social care sector worldwide. Shortages continue to be ongoing and have seemingly worsened post
