Have you ever jumped into a project or big decision without being quite sure what you wanted the end result to be? Maybe it was renovating a room, planning a holiday, or even just heading to the shops without a list. Chances are, it took longer, cost more, or left you feeling unsure if youContinueContinue reading “Why You Need a Clear Vision Before You Start Your Service for One”
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Community participant or just a tourist? What is the difference and why does it matter in disability support?
Community tourism is what we see most often in disability services. Community tourism is surface level community access. It doesn’t build a community around an individual or support them to have a meaningful life.
A 100 Year Journey to Family Partnerships
My grandmother was raised in poverty. Her story convinces me we must do things differently to break the cycle, and make the systems work for us.
The Carer Cognitive Load and How Employers Can Support
The carer role is hard. It takes your attention, focus and emotional energy, often with little or no return. But what about juggling work as well?
7 Self-Care Tips for Carer-Parents (that doesn’t involve smelly candles and bubble baths)
Let me start by saying I don’t have an issue with bubble baths and smelly candles. But let’s be honest, when we are buried in our caring role, such luxuries take a back seat. I have been a carer for almost half my life. It’s a tough gig at times, but one that has taughtContinueContinue reading “7 Self-Care Tips for Carer-Parents (that doesn’t involve smelly candles and bubble baths)”
