BENBOW SM, Bhattacharyya S, Kingston P & Peisah C
Invisible and at-risk: older adults during the COVID-19 pandemic. Journal of Elder Abuse & Neglect (2021), published online ahead of print see https://doi.org/10.1080/08946566.2021.2016535
Primary care memory clinic services provided at Gnosall Health Centre since August 2012. Read more about the clinic here on the practice website. Mental Health Act Second Opinions carried out for the Isle of Man.
Involves working with adults of all ages facing a range of relationships and other difficulties, individually, in couples or in family groups, and also offering supervision.
Older Mind Matters Ltd has undertaken domestic homicide reviews and safeguarding adults reviews, filling the roles of independent chair/ author; has been involved in reviews of services; and has interviewed the relatives of people who have experienced unsatisfactory care on behalf of the organisations involved.
We have a broad range of research interests and is currently involved in a project on relationships and dementia at Staffordshire University; and a project on transgender people’s experiences of health and social care commissioned by Age UK Cheshire.
Teaching and training delivered to a number of groups including carers. This includes teaching on dementia and a range of other topics.
The Company provides consultancy to provider organisations and to research projects.
Invisible and at-risk: older adults during the COVID-19 pandemic. Journal of Elder Abuse & Neglect (2021), published online ahead of print see https://doi.org/10.1080/08946566.2021.2016535
Sexuality and the human rights of persons with dementia. Am J Geriatr Psychiatry (2021) 29 (10), 1021-1026. Link here to abstract. Another publication on this
A narrative review of literature on the use of health and social care by older trans adults: what can United Kingdom services learn? Ageing &
In Our history – our heritage: Storthes Hall I wrote about my paternal grandfather’s older brother, James Stanley Garside, who was born on 6 May
Thinking about history, both my own family history (see previous blog Our history – our heritage: Storthes Hall ) and the history of mental health
Earlier this year, with a colleague, I co-edited an edition of Context, ‘the magazine for family therapy and systemic practice’ (see this link for more
Dr Claire Hilton has a wonderful title, Historian in Residence at the Royal College of Psychiatrists, and her latest blog (see this link) asks: ‘have