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| [What Helps Carers] | [Who Helps Carers] | [Support Groups] | [Home Remedies and Interesting Articles] | [Where You Can Eat, Stay and Visit] |
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Carers
Mike Matthews, Author and Editor of Shared Care - Google+ Profile
What are Carers/Caregivers?
Carers/Caregivers Issues
The change in a relationship from partnership to dependence of one on another brings a fundamental shift in the family. The problems may be of an increase in the need for supervision and the provision of shopping to total dependence.
In the early stages, people frequently do not recognise themselves as carers/caregivers and thus do not access the available help until the going is becoming difficult.In the UK Carers Support Groups will give all sorts of joined up advice about money, mobility, in the UK - carers allowance, dealing with Social Services and Social Security and many other things. ( I was a trustee of the Carers Resource from 1993 to 2003; ed.)
The fact that this situation is so unrecognised is demonstrated by the lack of a word in our language to denote the status of the person being cared for despite the fact that at least one third of us have a carer/"cared for person" relationship.
There may well be relationship problems.
Although this type of situation may occur at any age it is more likely at the extremes of life, babyhood and old age.Health Issues
Health problems may arise in the family at this stage in life. The recognition of this situation can lead to stress and thus to anxiety or depression.
What Helps Carers (Caregivers)
An Exploration of the Needs of Unpaid Carers (Caregivers)
Produced as part of research seeking to better understand the respite needs of unpaid carers who care for those who use mental health services
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Home Remedies and Relevant Articles from our Contributors
Home remedies are anything from "homework", food or nutritional supplements, exercises, reading, our featured articles and so on. Natural Remedies from Shared Care offers:-
| Selfhelp Books for Carers | Priced in GB pounds |
| Other Products for Carers | Priced in GB pounds |
| Selfhelp Books for Carers | Priced in US Dollars |
| Other Products for Carers | Priced in US Dollars |
Natural Cures for Carers
We explain what we mean by natural cures, natural remedies, home remedies.
These help Carers:-
| Counselling and Psychotherapy | Full list of talking therapies group |
Please also check out Approaches Individual to the Practitioner for other therapies and treatments.
Who Can Help Carers?
Who has a Special Interest in Carers?
Please click on the MORE INFORMATION link for fuller details.
| Ms. Marilyn Stannett | Toronto, Ontario, Canada | MORE INFORMATION |
| Ms. Cheryl Till | Antioch, California, United States of America | MORE INFORMATION |
| Ms. Ellen Kratka | Woodbury, Connecticut, United States of America | MORE INFORMATION |
| Ed McDonough | Walpole, Massachusetts, United States of America | MORE INFORMATION |
| Ms. Liz Cosline | Concord, New Hampshire, United States of America | MORE INFORMATION |
| Ms. Julie Melillo | Manhattan, New York, United States of America | MORE INFORMATION |
Carers Support Groups
The home country of the group is listed. Most will provide more information, advice, contacts and help wherever you live:-
| Carers Australia | Australia | National |
| Carers Network | Australia | Victoria |
| Commonwealth Care Link | Australia | National |
| Able Community Care | Great Britain | National |
| Carers UK | Great Britain | National |
| Crossroads | Great Britain | National |
| Day Care Trust | Great Britain | National |
| Princess Royal Trust for Carers | Great Britain | National |
| The Bubbly Crew | Great Britain | National |
| The Carers Association | Ireland | National |
| Carers Net NZ | New Zealand | National |
| Royal New Zealand Plunket Society caring for young families | New Zealand | National |
| National Family Caregivers Association | United States of America | National |
Please email editor(at)shared-care.com with the name and URL of your suggestions for additional groups.
Where You Can Eat, Stay and Visit
Help in finding restaurants, cafes, hotels, resorts, towns, beaches, travel companies and so on that are user friendly for our communities.
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| People with Mobility Difficulties | People with Children | People with Visual Impairment | People with Allergies and Intolerances |
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| People with Mobility Difficulties | People with Children | People with Visual Impairment |
| Travel Services | |||
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| People with Mobility Difficulties | People with Children | People with Visual Impairment | The Big and Tall, Short and Small Community |
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| Please let us know at editor(at)shared-care.com if you have any comments about our coverage of Carers. Thanks (ed.) |
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