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Empty nest syndrome
Empty nest syndrome refers to the grief that many parents feel when their children move out of home. This condition is typically more common in women, who are more likely to have had the role of primary carer. Empty nest syndrome refers to the ... [... more]
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When is the best time to start child care?
Children are cared for in different ways when their parents are not with them. Care may include relatives, neighbours, friends, family day care (where a carer is licensed to care for children in her own home), after school hours care and child ... [... more]
Child & Youth Health

Separation anxiety
Separation anxiety is when a child gets upset when separated from a parent or loved carer. For example, a young child may become distressed when left with a baby sitter, or when put to bed by herself. Separation anxiety is normal during early ... [... more]
Child & Youth Health

Dementia - choosing residential care
Making the decision to find an alternative to caring for a person with dementia at home can be one of the most difficult decisions a carer will make. There are different types of residential care available and it may help to have some practical ... [... more]
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Dementia - taking care of carers
Carers need to look after themselves. Caring for a person with dementia will become more difficult if the carer is worn down. Carers can learn to manage stress and ensure that support is available so they are able to continue in their caring ... [... more]
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Dementia - how it affects carers
As a carer, you are likely to experience a range of very different, and often quite extreme, feelings. This is particularly difficult because, as dementia gradually causes the person's abilities and personality to change, the nature of ... [... more]
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Dementia and travelling
Travelling with a person who has dementia can present a number of hazards and challenges. With care and planning, it is possible. It will help if the carer is aware of some of the warning signs that may indicate travel is inappropriate. Many ... [... more]
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