by Peter Beresford
by Steve Rogowski
by Allan Normanby Allan Norman
By Simon Heng
by Peter Beresford
Something rather worrying currently seems to be happening to personalisation. It's unlikely that many social care managers or professionals have managed to avoid this terms in 2008. This hideous piece of jargon has increasingly crept into our consciousnesses. But that's not the problem that concerns me.
by Sarah Brennan, chief executive, YoungMinds
There are a number of reasons why young people may consider taking their own lives. Young people approaching adulthood are at a pivotal stage. They can be more impulsive, and may need more support than they realise to cope with low moods or feelings of insecurity. The influence of peer groups is also important: young people whose friends have attempted or committed suicide may feel that it is the only solution to their difficulties.
One by one the vices that relieved stress for the poor are being denied them. Fags, booze and now food are in the firing line, writes Simon Stevens
By Jennifer Harvey
by Allan NormanWho will be pleased by the decision of the Care Standards Tribunal on Lisa Arthurworrey's registration?
The GSCC?
Apparently not. They have said they are disappointed.
