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Is your mind like the kitchen junk drawer?

If you would like some support to do a bit of sorting, find your purpose, declutter your mind and stop feeling lost get in touch to see how we can help 💜

If you are struggling with funding like this unfortunate lady please get in touch and we will help you navigate through the complex care system

Dying 92-year-old’s care funding wrongly axed by NHS without face-to-face assessment Jean Jarvis’s family to be repaid £131,000 after health chiefs incorrectly decided she was no longer eligible for support

When you help someone navigate the Healthcare System and the outcome is a result that is in the best interest of the individual and the family then you can walk away knowing you've made a difference ❤️

NHS Continuing healthcare funding explained...

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/money/consumer-affairs/neighbour-gets-nhs-continuing-care-wife-does-not-what-can-do/

'My neighbour’s care is paid by the NHS, my wife’s is not. What can I do about it?' Ask a lawyer: how can a reader qualify for 'continuing care' for his wife?

Unfortunately Jo Frost just doesn't get it 🙄

Fortunately here at The Care Navigators we do. We specialise in neurodiversity and as qualified independent support brokers we can support you and your loved ones to navigate the complex world of health and social care.

So don't struggle alone, get in touch and we will be happy to help.

No naughty steps involved, just complete understanding 💜

The word "Naughty" in the 14th century, was originally used to describe someone who was poor, needy, had nothing. In the 19th century it meant disobedient or a child who misbehaved. Later on into the century it was also used to describe someone being sexually unreserved.

When I came to the USA 19 years ago I was told I could not use that word because the American people would be offended as they knew it more referenced in a sexual nature. I reassured them my understanding of the word would be translated globally, and it was.

So my advice... Focus on your child's actions of such "Naughty" behaviour, why did they behave as such, what do they need, what can they learn? I've been playing in this field for a very long time and I know no child who has ever been impacted by the word "Naughty". However, I know thousands who were impacted by a parent who defined a child by their behaviour. "Your behaviour is Naughty, you acted very unkind to your friend..." is not: "You are unkind." There is a difference.

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