Role and principles of reablement | SCIE Published February 2020 This briefing is an overview of the role and principles of reablement in the social care sector. It is designed for those working in reablement or commissioning it, but may also be useful to carers and people receiving reablement. As well as describing what the roles and principles of reablement are and the different models used to deliver it, the briefing illustrates the shift from traditional home care towards personalised, outcome-focused care and describes the principles of effective reablement. Reablement is a strengths-based, person-centred approach that promotes and maximises independence and wellbeing. It aims to ensure positive change using user-defined goals and is designed to enable people to gain, or regain, their confidence, ability, and necessary skills to live as independently as possible, especially after an illness, deterioration in health or injury. Key messages Reablement: What is reablement? Home care and reablement The reablement service SCIE Support
This Is What It's Really Like To Be In A Sexless Marriage Now Dave doesn't ever complain about the fact that we never have sex, which has made me worry over the years that maybe he's cheating. I've checked for hidden email addresses and Snapchat accounts, and there aren't any. I think he's just not a sexually driven person. Even when we have sex, it's not long or strong. It's not passionate. The worst part of a sexless marriage is that it makes me feel unattractive and unloved. MORE: 14 Little Ways To Find Joy Every Day Does our relationship suffer for the lack of sex? —Nora (not her real name), 45, San Diego
Men Not Great at Estimating Female Desire -- Science of Us The science of sexual desire is complicated — as it should be, because sexual desire itself is complicated. Sex researchers, for example, have in recent years begun to reconsider the way arousal is conceptualized: Instead of spontaneous desire, in which the urge to have sex strikes seemingly out of nowhere, many people experience responsive desire, where arousal happens in response to some sort of pleasurable scenario. If sex scientists have only recently upended this conventional wisdom regarding the way desire works, maybe it’s not so surprising that some of us nonscientists are still rather confused. Men, in particular, as psychologist Amy Muise reports in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, happen to be particularly bad at guessing whether or not women are turned on. When men and women meet for the first time, for example, previous research has shown that men tend to overperceive women’s sexual interest. There are a few things that could be going on here.
Effectiveness of Reablement: A Systematic Review How Tom Leykis blew up the Internet VENICE BEACH, Calif. - Tom Leykis blows up the Internet Monday through Friday, in his new guise as a profitable podcaster. While the former Los Angeles radio host boasts that he made a bigger profit in 2014 than the two largest traditional radio concerns, iHeartRadio and Cumulus, the fact is both radio giants lost money, while Leykis eeked out a tiny profit--$2500 on revenues of $527,000. "But it's a start," he contents. "The business is self sufficient. I have four employees. Last year we went up 65% in audience. Leykis and I discussed his move from traditional radio, where he served for over 25 years, including stints on KFI in Los Angeles and syndication, to the self-financed world of podcasting, where he differs from most of the breed by broadcasting live. Leykis began podcasting in 2012, after his former station switched formats. He has a small studio in Burbank where he goes live every day from 6-9 p.m.
48 Things Men Hear In A Lifetime (That Are Bad For Everyone) Evidence-based interventions involving occupational therapists are needed in re-ablement for older community-living people: a systematic review - Social Care Online Authors: PETTERSSON Cecilia, IWARSSON Susanne Journal article citation: British Journal of Occupational Therapy, 80(5), 2017, pp.273-285. Publisher: Sage Introduction: Re-ablement services are in a period of strong development, but the terms and definitions used remain unclear, and the scientific evidence is still weak. Subject terms: evidence-based practice, intervention, occupational therapists, occupational therapy, reablement, older people, community care, systematic reviews; Content type: systematic review Link: Journal home page ISSN online: ISSN print: Search again for: Authors: PETTERSSON Cecilia, IWARSSON Susanne Publisher: Sage evidence-based practice, intervention, occupational therapists, occupational therapy, reablement, older people, community care, systematic reviews Share:
Half of 20-year-olds will never marry in 'devastating' trend Half of forty year olds today are already married, but they are not expected to reach the levels of set by their parents. According to current trends, only 61 per cent of men and 68 per cent of women aged 40 today will ever marry – a decline of 26 per cent for men and 24 per cent for women. However, the greatest decline in marriage has taken place among those in their twenties. In 1970, the peak year for marriage, 564,818 men and women aged 25 got married. In 2010, just 56,598 did, a fall of 90 per cent. Today, only five per cent of men and ten per cent of women aged 25 are married, as compared to 60 per cent of men and 80 per cent of women forty-four years ago. When the trends are applied to today’s 20 year olds, figures show that only 52 per cent of those men and 53 per cent of women are expected to ever marry. Harry Benson, research director for the Marriage Foundation, said: “What we’re seeing is the devastating trickle-down effect of the trend away from marriage.
This Is What It Really Means To Have Healthy Boundaries Understanding the meaning of healthy boundaries (and learning to maintain them in your life) is simple. But not so easy. For one, setting healthy boundaries involves thinking more about your needs and less about what invitations and responsibilities you'll accept. Once upon a time, I thought having healthy boundaries with others exclusively meant saying "no." Let's be clear: direct, honest assertions of your needs — even in the form of refusals like these — are a good start. For those of us whose default is taking on everyone else's "stuff" (and/or who have otherwise unhealthy behaviors around boundaries), the quest to get healthier and happier often involves the mercy of others. Let's say eating ice cream used to feel like a luscious way to end the day, but lately seems like a sad compulsion. Having strong boundaries means exercising control over what ideas and opinions we take in, and which we disregard. Photo Credit: Stocksy SHARE SHARES 2.3k
Reablement services for people at risk of needing social care: the MoRe mixed-methods evaluation - NCBI Bookshelf Report: Gisele Bundchen And Tom Brady On The Brink Of Divorce - X17 Online - X17 Online Posted on Wed Aug 12th, 2015 2:40pm PDT By X17 Staff There won't be any more power couples left in Hollywood if this happens! Gisele Bundchen and Tom Brady's marriage is reportedly on the rocks, and insiders think it won't be too long before the model and quarterback call it quits, OK! magazine reports. Atlhough the Victoria's Secret stunner publicly gushed about her hubby in an Instagram post for his birthday on August 3rd, all is not what it seems behind the scenes. The tensions came to a head at the football star's birthday dinner earlier this month. At stake if they pull the plug? “Things have never been this bad. First Ben and Jen, then Gwen and Gavin, and now this!
Love styles Love styles are modi operandi of how people love, originally developed by John Lee (1973,[1] 1988[2]). He identified six basic love styles—also known as "colours" of love—that people use in their interpersonal relationships: Clyde Hendrick and Susan Hendrick of Texas Tech University expanded on this theory in the mid-1980s with their extensive research on what they called "love styles". They have found that men tend to be more ludic, whereas women tend to be storgic and pragmatic. Styles[edit] Eros[edit] Akin to limerence, eros is literally the love of Beauty. Erotic lovers view marriage as an extended honeymoon, and sex as the ultimate aesthetic experience. The advantage of erotic love is the sentimentality of it. In a genetic study of 350 lovers, the Eros style was found to be present more often in those bearing the TaqI A1 allele of the DRD2 3' UTR sequence and the overlapping ANKK1 exon 8. Ludus[edit] Ludic lovers are players. Storgic[edit] Pragma[edit] Manic[edit] Agape[edit]
Reablement services in health and social care: a guide to practice for students and support workers - Social Care Online Authors: EBRAHIMI Valerie A., CHAPMAN Hazel M. Publisher: Red Globe Press Publication year: Pagination: Text book introducing the theoretical basis and practical considerations of reablement. Subject terms: reablement, models, service provision, support workers, rehabilitation, health care, social care provision; Content type: practice guidance ISBN print: Search again for: Authors: EBRAHIMI Valerie A., CHAPMAN Hazel M. Publisher: Red Globe Press reablement, models, service provision, support workers, rehabilitation, health care, social care provision Share:
Glory Johnson says she needs $20,000 month in alimony after 28-day marriage to Brittney Griner PHOENIX - WNBA star Brittany Griner was back in court Monday trying to convince a judge she should not have to pay alimony to her ex-wife, basketball player Glory Johnson. Johnson is seeking $20,000 a month after her 28-day marriage ended with Griner. In court, Johnson’s lawyers argued because she's pregnant with twins, via an IVF procedure she underwent while still with Griner, her doctor won't clear her to play basketball so she won't get paid. Appearing by phone, Johnson said she's already in debt. She's asking $7,000 a month for her food budget and $6,000 for hired help and the rest to live on. “When I go to the grocery store I literally spend $300 every week, sometimes it's less because I don’t have it,” Johnson testified. On paper Griner will make about $1 million this year but says she has expenses too. “Even with your contract with Nike and your WNBA contract would you be able to pay $20,000 a month?” The judge has 60-days to decide if Griner should pay alimony.