The five things nobody tells you

Ambiguous loss is different from other sorts of loss. What is it, when does it happen and how can we learn to live with it?

The CEO of the Homecare Association, who has extensive experience in the social care, health, housing and technology sectors

There are a few things in life which are universal, which we all experience in one way or another at some point. Grief is one of them, something which everyone will experience, yet few speak about. In

Sue Hall, 68, lives near Leeds, with her husband David, 76. They have a son and a daughter, Becky, 34, who was diagnosed with incurable breast cancer last year. When Becky and Mark [her husband] said

According to the charity Carers UK, there could be more than 10.5 million unpaid carers in the UK. You could be one of them and you may not yet consider yourself in that role. Caring often starts with

Let’s be honest. It can feel flattering, in the right circumstances, to be asked for advice by friends, family members or even those you sit next to at the bus stop. After all, it may suggest that oth