The Equality Act of 2010 defines a disability as a physical or mental impairment that has a substantial long-term adverse effect on your ability to carry out normal day-to-day activities. So, there are four main elements to this definition: Firstly, you must suffer from a physical or mental impairment. Secondly, the impairment must have a … Read more
Taking care of your aging parents is an overwhelming challenge, that we all face when we are living away due to our respective job, marriage or any other obligation. It is inevitable for our aging parents to loose their physical strength when they suffer from any other disability or weakness. Over the course of time, … Read more
Two questions formed the basis of the talk show by the strategic unit of Q1 Care held early this month. Is the welfare of clients being maximised by NDIS service providers? Does service provision in the NDIS space require profit making for NDIS providers or businesses in the sector?
Leprosy also known as the Hansen’s disease is infectious in nature and has been one of the oldest disease to have affected mankind. It primarily attacks the skin and nerves of the patient leading to deformity of the limbs and reddish skin. People suffering from the disease were outcasted from the society and were forced … Read more
Let us unpack Empathy to shed a practical, realistic – interpretation of this all-important word:
E stands for eye contact. Eye contact is usually the first indication that we’ve been noticed by someone, even though cultural norms can vary.
