For Alice, the new year marks a new position for her at CHD Living. Learn all about her new role as Clinical Head of Rehab at our Surrey care home!

This month, in true Britain’s Got Talent style, we hosted our very own talent show at our rehabilitation centre in Surrey!

At CHD Rehab, we are delighted to be transforming our rehabilitative care with a brand new activity-technology product, Obie.

At CHD Rehab, we are thrilled to announce that a few of our residents have successfully completed a triathlon challenge at our rehabilitation centre in Surrey.

This week at CHD Living, we’re celebrating Occupational Therapy Week. Read this week’s article to meet our wonderful OT, Leanne.

Our lovely resident, Jan, has shared her book with us, which she began writing in the early 2000s. Entitled ‘Killcannon’, it follows the life of a young boy, Sean.

Sustaining an injury, regardless of how it’s induced, can set us back physically and mentally. Learn how you can start to build self esteem during your recovery.

The stresses of modern life and the responsibilities we face can take their toll on our mental health. Here are 5 ways you can look after your mental health.

As we get older, it becomes increasingly more important that we look after our memory. What daily exercises can you do to make sure you’re taking care of yours?

Loneliness is a widespread issue amongst older people; but it shouldn’t be this way. There are measures that we can all take to combat it - and at CHD Living, we’re aiming to do exactly that in our latest ‘Adopt a Grandparent’ campaign.

Even the most seemingly positive people go through times of difficulty – but there are measures we can take to try and reduce the impact of negative life events on our mental wellbeing.

Choosing the right care home for you can often come with many more benefits than you initially anticipate. Rather than just supporting your physical health, care homes can also provide opportunities for social interaction and engagement.

Having the responsibility of looking after a loved one with a disability is, in itself, a demanding task, and increasingly challenging for those who are required to balance this with looking after other family members and working a full-time job.