The value of complementary therapies to care and nursing home patients is being increasingly recognised. It can generate a feeling of well-being, help promote calmness, increase relaxation and reduce levels of anxiety.
You’ve been doing your best to run a busy care or nursing home, but residents who are anxious upset both themselves and other residents, not to mention the further stress it can cause to family, friends and staff.
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Here’s what Mark Mumby of Eagle Nursing Home says about reflexology -
"Our residents benefit greatly from this service. They are very relaxed after the sessions, and levels of agitation are clearly lowered by the experience. We have several residents who have been generally calmer and settled since receiving therapy, and the need for other interventions between sessions to reduce anxiety or agitation levels is greatly reduced.
The delivery of the service is excellent and Kate's liaison with the home is thoroughly professional throughout. I would have no hesitation in recommending this to other care and nursing homes."
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“We jumped at the idea because there's so little as a relative that you can do, especially in the late stages of dementia where you have come to the state where you can no longer care for your relative at home,” said Janet.
“It was an opportunity for him to have one to one, and to see if it would be relaxing for him.”
“It is so lovely to see him when he's been agitated and confused to watch him there in the chair suddenly give a sigh, lean back and relax, and to us that's wonderful.”
Janet Priestley
