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When it comes to your overall health and wellbeing, regular health check ups are very important. To have good health long term, it is worth going to have check ups by a professional as there are a wide range of

Hundreds of thousands of people globally are now affected by what’s being called chatbot dependence, with some experiencing symptoms of depression, psychosis and other mental health conditions. Currently, attachment-based or romantic delusions are making headlines frequently, including articles which feature

Having woken up (not by choice) with back pain is just horrible. You didn’t go to bed for a fight. You went to bed to rest, not feel like you wrestled with someone in your sleep. The difficult bit is

If you are considering becoming a foster parent, it is perfectly normal to wonder about money. Fostering allowances aren’t a salary. They are designed to assist with the costs incurred during the day-to-day care of a child or young person,

Care workers provide assistance to the aged, ill, or vulnerable, covering needs such as mobility issues, personal hygiene, domestic or household duties, as well as providing emotional support. The UK has a growing ageing population, meaning that we require a

Our hearing is vitally important and there is a strong link between brain health and hearing health, with hearing loss shown to be a factor in cognitive decline. This makes looking after your hearing a major part of good overall

Around a million people in Britain live with dementia but about a third of those affected go undiagnosed. This means that some people will not be able to make appropriate future plans and access support early. This is why spotting

Climbing the stairs, walking the dog, or getting up off your sofa,  knee soreness can certainly make living simply that much more difficult than it ought to be. Patients with arthritis or persistent knee pain may consider supplementing their medical treatment

The Mental Capacity Act 2005 is a law that helps protect people who might struggle to make certain decisions for themselves. This law makes sure that anyone making choices on someone else’s behalf acts in the person’s best interests.

Hearing aids are much more common than people realise, but if you’ve never used one before, it’s totally normal to have questions. Here are six quick FAQs that come up a lot, and once you know the answers, you’ll be