Health Business News - A woman, who has a passion for cooking, is celebrating 30 years service at a Tyneside care home. Linda Nigrelli started as a domestic at Ashton Court in Newcastle in September 1991. She since has worked in various roles at the home, on West Road, but the kitchen has been her passion and she has risen through the ranks in that environment from kitchen assistant to head cook.

Health Business News - Malsis Hall, in Glusburn near Keighley welcomed Julian Smith, MP for Skipton and Ripon to see first-hand its specialist care facilities. The country house has been converted into a care centre designed to provide recovery and rehabilitation for people with mental health conditions, often resulting from psychological trauma.

Health Business News - You may read the phrase imposter syndrome and be surprised that there s a term for something you feel without realising it s a common thing. Have you ever felt like you re not good enough for the career you have Do you doubt yourself and feel like an imposter in the workplace Do you have a nagging feeling that you re winging it You re not alone.

Health Business News - A summerhouse erected during the peak of the pandemic at a South Tyneside nursing and residential care home to provide a safe place for visitors to come and meet their family members has found a new role in helping with the mindfulness and mental well-being of those in its care.

Health Business News - A North Shields Supported Living business that supports people with learning Disabilities and Autism has received a national award for the way it looks after its employees. Orbis Support provides supported living for disabled adults with learning disabilities who wish to live in their own home.

Health Business News - Staff at Helping Hands Community Care have been honoured with a Community Champion award from their local MP. Hexham branch manager Pam Smith and the team recently received the award from MP Guy Opperman for services to the community.

Health Business News - The economy is reopening. Workers are returning to the office after a year of remote working and furlough, reigniting our normal schedules and getting careers back on track. However, you may find it difficult to adjust from our lockdown routines and back to a world of work and socialising. We all want to do well at work.