I wrote the last blog before I tested positive for COVID. So now, despite the fact our relative has moved nearer home, we still can’t visit. The hope was that the move would lead to more visits – not fewer! And it’s really strange to be cut off from someone. This is an age of […]
Post-pandemic – an update Read More »
People and their partners living with Parkinson’s and other neurodegenerative diseases: systems’ diseases that call for systems’ approaches. Commentary on “Caring for a loved one with Parkinson’s Disease: the role of coping styles and relationship quality”. International Psychogeriatrics (2022) 34 (7): 601-603. Preview at this link.
Peisah C & BENBOW SM Read More »
Older trans individuals’ experiences of health and social care and the views of healthcare and social care practitioners: ‘they hadn’t a clue’. Educational Gerontology (2022) 48 (4): 160-173. Open access see this link
BENBOW SM & Kingston P Read More »
Are we post-COVID? I know lots of people in a range of contexts who have, or have just recovered from, COVID. At the same time, we are behaving as though the pandemic is history. How many people wear masks now? How many people are avoiding large gatherings? Are we resigned to living with COVID? How
Post-pandemic learning? Read More »
