Looking After Yourself
Caring for someone can be rewarding but it can also be very tiring, putting a lot of demand on your physical and emotional energy.
For Carers
You may not think of yourself as a carer as such, but simply as a caring partner, husband, wife, son, daughter or friend.
Recognising your role as a carer may mean you can claim benefits and access health and social care services that can help you.
Caring for someone with PSP or CBD is likely to be a new role for you and one you never expected to take on.
It will take time to adjust. There may be times when you feel confident in your new role and moments when you worry that you’re not doing things right.
Caring can be rewarding but it can also be tiring. Remember we are here to support you in your role of carer.
Support For You
We support families and unpaid carers through our helpline, local groups, community outreach volunteers and online forum.
Online Forum
Shared experiences and support.
Carer’s Assessments
All carers have a legal right to an assessment of their own needs if they are looking after a relative or friend who cannot manage without their help.