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I Read a Professional Mental Health Training Manual. Here Are 5 Surprising Truths Everyone Should Know. The public conversation around mental health is growing louder, and that’s a good thing. Yet, for all our talk about awareness, our understanding can often remain on the surface, rooted in common but incomplete assumptions. Wanting to go deeper,

Manual handling is a critical skill for anyone working in health and social care. Every day, care workers, nurses, physiotherapists, and support staff carry out tasks that involve moving or assisting people and objects. Done incorrectly, these tasks can cause serious injuries—not only to staff but also to the people receiving care. This blog post

Medication is one of the most powerful tools in healthcare. It helps diagnose, prevent, and treat illness while improving quality of life. But with this power comes responsibility. For care workers, safe medication administration is not just a routine task—it’s a safeguard that protects the people you support. In fact, research has shown that nearly

Working in a care home in the UK means being on the front lines of support for vulnerable individuals. While every day is rewarding, it also comes with significant responsibilities, not least of which is being prepared for medical emergencies. This blog post aims to refresh and equip care workers and support workers with essential

This training session provides an understanding of the key issues surrounding hazardous substances and the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Regulations 2002 (COSHH) statutory legislation. This course is designed for Health and Social Care Professionals who need to be aware of these regulations. The session will be followed by a short test. 1. What