Our book for February was the The Boyfriend by Freida McFadden. This book was chosen by Bobbie Henry. The Boyfriend by Freida McFadden is a psychological thriller. McFadden is known for writing gripping psychological thrillers with unpredictable plots, and The Boyfriend is no exception. It’s a fast-paced read with plenty of suspense that keeps readers
Our January book, The Silent Patient, was chosen by Neve Sanchez. The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides is a psychological thriller that follows Alicia Berenson, a famous painter who seemingly has the perfect life—until she is found standing over her husband’s dead body, having shot him five times. After the murder, Alicia stops speaking entirely,
October 10th is a day dedicated to breaking the stigma surrounding mental health. World Mental Health Day 2024 aims to bring awareness to the importance of addressing mental health issues and demanding change. This year’s theme focuses on promoting mental well-being and tackling the barriers that prevent access to mental health care services. The campaign
Mastering the Essential Skills for Working in a 16+ Care Service Are you looking to excel in a career in the 16+ care service? Mastering the essential skills for working in this dynamic field is crucial for success. From providing support to young adults to facilitating their personal development, a solid skill set is key.
Understanding Alzheimer’s: Shedding Light on World Alzheimer’s Month September marks World Alzheimer’s Month, a time for raising awareness and understanding about this devastating disease. Alzheimer’s is a progressive brain disorder that affects millions of people worldwide, causing memory loss, cognitive decline, and behavioural changes. In this article, we will shed light on the significance of
Ella Marshall and her Mum are doing a skydive to raise money for the Alzheimer’s Society in honour of her amazing Nan This weekend (21/09/2024) our trainee recruitment consultant Ella Marshall is taking the plunge with her Mum and doing a skydive for the Alzheimer’s Society. Ella is confronting her fears for an amazing cause
World Suicide Prevention Day is observed annually on September 10th to raise awareness about suicide prevention worldwide. The day serves as a reminder to provide support, reduce the stigma around suicide, and encourage understanding. It is organised by the International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) and co-sponsored by the World Health Organisation (WHO). Events and
Are you a CQC registered manager in a care home or aspiring to become one? Mastering the essential skills is crucial for succeeding in this role. As a CQC registered manager, you are responsible for ensuring the highest standard of care for the residents under your supervision. But with a variety of tasks to juggle,
The Labour election win could have several implications for social care, depending on their policies and commitments. Historically, Labour has emphasised the importance of social care and proposed several key measures to improve it. Here are some potential impacts based on their previous statements and policy outlines: The actual impact would depend on the specific
Last Friday the team at Social Care Recruitment headed out in the glorious sunshine to local Victoria Park, Leicester, for the annual office rounders game. With the office split into two teams certain peoples competitive nature came out in a great battle between the two – with lots of big hitting and athletic fielding! Team
