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15 signs I might be grieving
Taking care of someone often means dealing with lots of different, and sometimes difficult, emotions. But a big one, that can sometimes...
Liz Connor
Mar 279 min read

Caring for a partner
Taking on the responsibility of caring for our partner* can feel different to looking after a parent, child or another relative. It can...
Liz Connor
Jan 1713 min read

10 practical steps to take when someone dies
When someone we care for dies, there are often practical things we need to do. Find 10 practical steps to take.
Liz Connor
May 2, 20249 min read

Who will keep caring, when I'm unable?
As unpaid carers, what happens to the person we care for, if we’re no longer able to care for them? A tricky conversation that we have...
Linda Nguyen
Mar 26, 20244 min read

A carer's grief
A carer's journey with grief can be complex and long. Here we talk about chronic sorrow, and ways to support our wellbeing.
Claire Cook
Sep 13, 20239 min read

Five tricky death conversations for carers
Death and dying are a part of any life. But as carers, we probably are more acutely aware of its proximity and impact. The advancement...
Claire Cook
Aug 10, 20234 min read

Support when the person we care for dies
Caring for someone can be all-consuming. We may have given up jobs, moved house, lost friends and freedom. When the person we care for...
Claire Cook
Nov 29, 20227 min read

How to deal with carer guilt around care homes
Deciding to put the person we care for in a care home is rarely easy. It can take many weeks or months to make peace with the range of...
Liz Connor
Sep 15, 20229 min read

How to cope when our caring role comes to an end
Jill is a parent carer from Camden and was a member of the team at Camden Carers from 2008 until 2021. Here, Jill talks about how and why...
Claire Cook
May 26, 20217 min read
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