Embedding therapeutic environments in care homes

For many years, therapeutic interventions such as hydrotherapy have been firmly rooted in clinical environments. Hospitals, rehabilitation centres, and specialist units have traditionally been seen as the appropriate settings for structured therapy, supported by dedicated staff, controlled conditions, and purpose-built facilities. Yet the landscape of residential care has undergone a profound transformation. Care homes are…

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Environment Agency extends terms of senior board members to ensure continuity in governance

The UK Government has confirmed that the terms of three non-executive members of the Environment Agency Board have been extended by 18 months, a move aimed at maintaining stability and continuity in environmental governance at a time of sustained operational pressure across the sector. Ines Faden da Silva, Stewart Davies and Lilli Matson will now…

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End-of-life Care in the Prison Environment #330 (May 2026) – Highlights

Compiled by Barry R. Ashpole.  LAUNCHED IN 2024, THE END-OF-LIFE CARE BEHIND BARS WEBSITE fills a critical information and advocacy gap for a unique, often overlooked population. While general prison healthcare has gained attention, keeping pace with research on palliative care within correctional facilities remains a challenge for busy professionals. As a dedicated advocacy, teaching,…

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