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10 brilliant things to do at the UK’s National Parks 10 brilliant things to do at the UK’s National Parks
10 brilliant things to do at the UK’s National Parks
Getting out in nature can help to improve your mood, help you to de-stress, and help to improve your physical health.[1]
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How to help prevent your relative from falling at home How to help prevent your relative from falling at home
How to help prevent your relative from falling at home
October has been balance and falls month at Healthcare Pro and for our final week we’re focussing on ways you can help prevent your relative falls in your home.
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Preventing a fall: The home hazard checklist Preventing a fall: The home hazard checklist
Preventing a fall: The home hazard checklist
The shorter, colder days can lead to an increased chance of the person you love taking a fall. Our Home Hazards Checklist includes tips and advice to help you work out the fall risk of someone you care for and suggests ways you can support them.
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Tips on preparing for back to school when you have a child with additional needs Tips on preparing for back to school when you have a child with additional needs
Tips on preparing for back to school when you have a child with additional needs
For those about to tackle the return to school, it can be an exciting but tricky time of year. We spoke to our Occupational Therapist, Sharon, for tips and advice on preparing children with additional needs for the big change.
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Clever products to make everyday life easier Clever products to make everyday life easier
Clever products to make everyday life easier
The vast range of independent living aids available can often be a little overwhelming, especially if you’re caring for someone or needing these aids for the first time. Read on to uncover some truly ingenious products to help you out.
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An OT’s guide to good moving and handling to help avoid pressure ulcers An OT’s guide to good moving and handling to help avoid pressure ulcers
An OT’s guide to good moving and handling to help avoid pressure ulcers
The impact of developing a pressure ulcer (also known as a bedsore or pressure sore) can have a huge effect on a person’s ability to participate in active daily life. We spoke to Sharon, one of our Occupational Therapists, to get her advice.
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How you can adapt your kitchen to improve accessibility How you can adapt your kitchen to improve accessibility
How you can adapt your kitchen to improve accessibility
The kitchen is a hub of the home used multiple times a day for a variety of different reasons, which is why when it starts to become more and more inaccessible, it can have a huge impact on your day-to-day life.
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How you can adapt your living room to improve accessibility How you can adapt your living room to improve accessibility
How you can adapt your living room to improve accessibility
Living rooms are one of the hubs of any home, where people go to relax, watch TV, spend time with family or friends, so when it starts to become increasingly inaccessible it can have a big impact on your daily life.
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How you can adapt your bedroom to improve accessibility How you can adapt your bedroom to improve accessibility
How you can adapt your bedroom to improve accessibility
Bedrooms are meant to be places of relaxation, so we can get a good night’s sleep. Depending on your needs or the needs of someone you care for, it may also be the room you spend the most time in, so it’s crucial to make sure it’s accessible.
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