Hello and welcome to The Care Guy's blog.
Please have a look around and feel free to comment on anything that catches your eye.
I hope to make this a useful resource, not just a 'come and buy my services' blog and the comments and opinions of visitors is likely to be a big part of making the blog a success.
I look forward to hearing from you.
Stuart Sorensen
(The Care Guy)
» Listings for April 2012Posted on 1:39pm Monday 30th Apr 2012 Having thought about doing this for some time I've finally got around to creating a podcast. After all not everyone has the time to sit around watching youtube videos and many people find it easier to listen to podcasts whilst commuting to work or doing other things. Posted on 6:23am Monday 30th Apr 2012 Listed under: 20 Commandments, Challenging behaviour, Mental health, Personality disorder, Psychology Imagine a small child in a very large sweetshop. Posted on 7:31am Friday 27th Apr 2012 Part 16 of The Mental Health Workers' Guide looks at how to work with the limbic system in dementia care. Don't forget that you can download the video clips that accompany this series here. Posted on 7:07am Wednesday 25th Apr 2012 This series is reprinted with permission from my friend and fellow mental health nurse Felicity Stockwell. Her complete writings can be found on her website at http://www.felicitystockwell.com/ I’m grateful to Felicity for agreeing to let me publish her work here. Posted on 6:51am Monday 23rd Apr 2012 This list of ‘commandments’ was sent to me by a friend and fellow mental health worker, Margreeth H. It’s a list of some of the most important principles that good practice is derived from in mental health care. Posted on 10:44am Sunday 22nd Apr 2012 Listed under: Psychology, Support work Amy, the creator of this questionnaire, posted this on facebook the other day. It seems a worthy endeavour so I’m reposting this (with Any's permission) here. Posted on 7:23am Friday 20th Apr 2012 Dementia 3: Delirium Part 15 of The Mental Health Workers' Guide considers delirium and the dangers of mistaking it for dementia. Don't forget that you can download the video links that accompany this series here. Posted on 2:08pm Thursday 19th Apr 2012 Listed under: Peter Hodges, author of 'Hodges' Model' wrote to me some years ago letting me know about this. At that time I was in the middle of a hectic period of training commitments and so I didn't give it the attention it deserved. Today I rectified that. Having spent some time looking at the model today I think it's well worth a look and so i'm posting a link to the model here. Check it out. Cheers, Stuart |
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