Hey everyone! 👋 I’ve noticed a lot of amazing professionals have incredible skills and achievements, but sometimes it’s hard to show them clearly on a resume, CV, or Cover letter. A few things that really help: 1️⃣ Highlight results, even small wins count! Show what changed because of your work. 2️⃣ Keep it simple & clear, people should understand your value in seconds. 3️⃣ Focus on impact: share how your work helped patients, teams, or business outcomes. Which of these feels hardest for you? DM me if you want a few simple tips to make your experience stand out I love helping professionals showcase their achievements!

👉 We’d love to hear from you: - Have you ever cared for someone who experienced a fall? - What happened, and how did it affect you or them? - What lessons did you take away from that experience? - Your stories help others learn, feel less alone, and prepare for the unexpected. 💙 📌 If you’d like more practical strategies, check out our free course: Fall Prevention Essentials for Caregivers

It could be something small, like a loose rug or poor lighting, or something bigger like adding grab bars or clearing stairs. For me, the top 3 I notice most often with patients are: 1. Loose rugs or clutter in hallways. 2. Poor lighting, especially at night. 3. Chairs or sofas that are too low, making it hard to stand up safely. What about you? Which 3 stand out in your home?

Did you know… 1 in 4 older adults has a fall every year? And falls are the #1 reason for injury-related hospital visits in seniors. The good news → they’re mostly preventable. 🔍 Recent studies show: - A simple home visit with safety tips + exercises reduced falls by almost 25% and cut serious injuries nearly in half. - Still, many people who are “high risk” don’t actually get these prevention programs — often just because of limited resources. 💡 What helps most? - Easy strength + balance exercises - Checking the home for trip hazards (rugs, cords, poor lighting) - Medication reviews and vision checks 👉 Question for you all: What’s ONE thing you do (at home or with clients) to lower the risk of falls? Could be as simple as better shoes or a daily walk. Let’s swap tips so everyone has a few easy ideas to put into practice!

We're thrilled to welcome the newest Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) to CareWell Academy!. Please introduce yourself below—share your background, your area of interest, and one thing you're hoping to learn or achieve with us. This community is here for support, collaboration, and growth—don't hesitate to connect, ask questions, or share tips! What’s one skill or topic you'd like extra support on as you settle in? Let’s give our SLPs a warm welcome!