“Because caring for ageing parents doesn't come with a handbook.”

Growing older is something most of us expect.

Becoming the person responsible for helping ageing parents through hospital admissions, falls, dementia, rehab, care services, benefits, equipment, legal paperwork and everything else that seems to appear along the way is another matter entirely.

The OT Who Cares is where I share practical, evidence-informed guidance to help adult children feel more confident and less overwhelmed when supporting ageing parents.

Because nobody hands you a manual for this.

Many of us are trying to balance work, family, caring responsibilities, our own health, and the emotional reality of watching people we love become older and more vulnerable.

It's a lot to carry.

So instead of jargon, scare stories or information that raises more questions than it answers, you'll find clear explanations, practical insights and honest conversations about the realities of supporting ageing parents.

You'll find:

🏡 Supporting safety, independence and ageing well at home

🧠 Understanding dementia, memory changes, mobility problems and falls

🏥 Making sense of hospital admissions, discharge planning and health and social care services

🦽 Equipment, adaptations and practical solutions that can make everyday life easier

📋 Benefits, funding, lasting powers of attorney and planning ahead

💛 Honest conversations about caregiver stress, worry, overwhelm and burnout

☕ Practical guidance to help you feel more prepared for the challenges that come with ageing parents

Because caring for ageing parents is hard enough without having to figure everything out alone.

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