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      Sandwich Generation: Feeling Sandwiched? Seven Tips To Release Stress

      Danielle Robertson

      Feb 24, 2021 3 min

      Sandwich Generation: Feeling Sandwiched? Seven Tips To Release Stress

      The stress of being 'sandwiched' between caring for ageing parents and your own children can be overwhelming. Read our tips to help combat those stresses.
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      Life Changes In A Blink - Caring For A Partner With Health Challenges

      Danielle Robertson

      Feb 17, 2021 3 min

      Life Changes In A Blink - Caring For A Partner With Health Challenges

      Whether a pedestrian, motorist, sportsperson, holidaymaker, home renovator, or someone receiving a medical test result - life can change in a blink of an eye.
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      Caring For Loved Ones On The Spectrum

      Danielle Robertson

      Feb 10, 2021 3 min

      Caring For Loved Ones On The Spectrum

      The 2016 roll out of the NDIS has made carers of loved ones on the autism spectrum much easier. Here's what you need to know.
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      Four Practical Steps For New Carers

      Danielle Robertson

      Feb 3, 2021 5 min

      Four Practical Steps For New Carers

      Help for new carers: Here, I've collated a list of practical measures to take in those initial months. If you tick these boxes early on, your journey as a carer will be a smoother one.
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      Advice To Carers: Managing Relationships & Special Needs Challenges

      Danielle Robertson

      Jan 27, 2021 4 min

      Advice To Carers: Managing Relationships & Special Needs Challenges

      Carers stand to lose a lot when they attempt the road of care on their own: from their own health to their own relationships.
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      Advice To Carers: Planning & Managing Emergencies

      Danielle Robertson

      Jan 20, 2021 4 min

      Advice To Carers: Planning & Managing Emergencies

      Carers should have a plan in place to manage unexpected emergencies. Having a plan will significantly reduce your stress when everything suddenly goes horribly wrong. Here's how to create yours.
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