Aged Care - Careseekers (Page 2)

What Is Obsessive Compulsive Disorder?

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a complex mental health condition prevalent among many Australians, characterised by distressing obsessions and compulsive behaviours. Often misunderstood and misrepresented, OCD can significantly impact a person's daily life and well-being.

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Meet Create For Life & Co-Founder Ruth Katz

At Careseekers, we are always on the look out for innovative and enriching activities for our clients. We have heard great things about Create For Life.

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When do I contact my account manager? A guide for care workers on the Careseekers platform

Connecting aged care and disability support workers with clients is what we do at [Careseekers](http://www.careseekers.com.au). However, the real effectiveness of these connections often depends on the flow of communication, particularly when there's a significant change in a client's life.

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Expert Tips For A Dementia Friendly Holiday Period

The holiday season is a time of celebration and togetherness, but for those living with dementia, it can be a period of confusion and stress.

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Mind The Mushroom - An Initiative From Community Home Australia

Communities that take action to become dementia-friendly have less fear and a greater understanding of dementia.

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What Is Caregiver Fatigue & How Can You Manage It?

Caring for a loved one is a deeply compassionate endeavour, but the path of caregiving can sometimes lead to unexpected challenges.

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Supporting Clients Who Have Suffered A Stroke

The journey of stroke recovery is often filled with challenges, transforming simple daily tasks into significant obstacles. Nevertheless, with the assistance of skilled care and support workers and multidisciplinary health professionals, stroke survivors can regain their independence.

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Meet & Greets - Finding the right worker for you

At Careseekers, we understand how important Meet and Greets are in finding the perfect aged care or disability support worker for you. It’s like a friendly job interview where you and the worker get to know each other better to see if you’re a great fit.

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Older Australians & Living With Chronic Pain

According to statistics, one in three older Australians live with chronic pain. It's a common challenge that many older individuals face as they age. Conditions like arthritis, back pain, and other age-related issues can make life challenging for many older Australians.

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Meet & Greets

Meet and Greets are a crucial part of the Careseekers' process, providing an opportunity for disability support and aged care seekers and care and support workers to get to know each other and see if they’re a good fit.