Category: Kitchen Aids
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03 Apr 2024
Clever Adapted Cutlery Makes A Difference At Mealtimes
There are a number of health conditions which may make it difficult to eat with standard cutlery. Hand and arm tremors, reduced strength or limited moSally Madeley-Carr, OT -
03 Apr 2024
Perching Stools - Life on the Edge
Many people in later life find it difficult to stand unsupported for even short periods of time. While there are pieces of equipment like grab rails wSally Madeley-Carr, OT -
02 Mar 2022
Eating Your Way Out of Old Age
Whilst wisdom might be wasted on the young, that same wisdom helps people cope with physical changes which happen to the older physique.Ageing weakensSally Madeley-Carr, OT -
27 Oct 2021
Dining, Sociability and Independence
Aches, pain and reduced mobility are indeed a part of growing old. Failing eyesight and reduced mental reasoning may also present themselves in laterSally Madeley-Carr, OT -
23 Sep 2021
The Perfectly Ergonomic Kitchen - Professional, Safe and Age-Friendly
A professional kitchen is one that is well organised and is ergonomically suitable for its user.Ergonomic means that a space is efficient, comfortableSally Madeley-Carr, OT -
04 Mar 2021
Kitchen Gadgets and Equipment Which Help People with a Weak Grip
Using specially adapted equipment is an important part of keeping ones independence later in life.The modern market for mobility and disability aids iSally Madeley-Carr, OT -
29 Sep 2020
8 Kitchen Aids for the Elderly to Stay Independent in the Kitchen
Living independently in one's own home to as late an age as possible is a goal for most people. While day-to-day life may produce certain challengSally Madeley-Carr, OT