Learning to talk about death – intro
While death is a part of life, talking about death is often a taboo subject. One that many people feel…
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You might have noticed that Mum or Dad is not as quick as they used to be. Or they are repeating their conversations like they are on loop tape. Whatever it is, you’ve realised they’re getting older and you might have to start helping or even looking after your ageing parents. This section covers the day-to-day things that crop up when we care for our ageing parents.
Creating a COVID-safe environment at home when receiving care
While community transmission of COVID-19 continues to increase in some parts of Australia, it’s important to remain vigilant and to…
Stubborn older parents and how to deal with them
If your parents seem to become more stubborn as they age, don’t despair, you are not alone. Stubborn parents and…
Signs of elder abuse and what you can do to help
While most of us wouldn’t dream of abusing our ageing parents or other older people in the community, sadly elder…
Respite care for older people
Respite care is short term care that allows carers to take a break from their role as carer. Respite can…
Top 5 tips to reduce the risk of falls in the home
The most common reason for entering an aged care facility is the result of a fall. The best thing to…