Conversations that matter · free monthly webinar series from Consultus Care and Nursing
Webinar 02 · Falls preventionHelping a loved one stay steady on their feet at home
Free online session for families worried about an older parent's balance, confidence or mobility, and what to do about it.
Physiotherapist Frances Lamberth shares practical advice on reducing fall risks, improving confidence and helping older loved ones stay independent at home for longer, with expert guidance you can put into practice immediately.
Frances Lamberth
Founder and Clinical Director of Fairhand Visiting Physiotherapists, specialising in helping older adults stay mobile, confident and independent in their own homes
Frances has extensive experience supporting older adults in their own homes, helping them improve mobility, regain confidence after illness or injury, and maintain independence through tailored physiotherapy and rehabilitation programmes.
By the end of this webinar you'll understand
Practical changes you can make at home immediately to reduce fall risk
The early signs to watch for, and how to respond before a fall happens
Ways to build a loved one's confidence and keep them moving safely
When physiotherapy can help, and how to access the right support
Who should attend?
- Adult children worried about a parent's balance or steadiness
- Family carers supporting an older loved one at home
- Spouses or partners noticing changes in confidence or mobility
- Anyone supporting recovery after a fall or hospital stay
- Families wanting to help a loved one stay active and independent
Over 60 years of caring for families, at home
Family-owned since 1962, Consultus is one of the UK's most established specialists in live-in care and nursing. We hand-pick experienced carers who provide one-to-one support in your loved one's own home, day and night.
Conversations that matter is our monthly webinar series, our way of sharing what six decades of caring for families has taught us, so more people feel informed and confident about later life.
More conversations to come
Each session in the series brings a trusted expert to answer the questions families ask most. Save your place for the rest of the programme below.
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Beth Britton MBEDementia campaigner, consultant and author
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Toby WinyardLester Brunt Wealth Management
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Andrea KershawThackray Williams Solicitors
Register free →Common questions
How much does it cost?
The webinar is completely free. There is no charge to attend, and no obligation of any kind.
Will I be on camera?
No. All attendees join in listen only mode, so your camera and microphone stay off throughout. You can attend privately and comfortably from home.
Can I ask questions?
Yes. There is a live Q&A at the end of the session, and you can submit questions through the Q&A panel at any point during the webinar.
Will I receive joining instructions?
Yes. As soon as you register, the joining link arrives in your inbox automatically. You'll also receive a reminder shortly before the webinar starts.
Is it suitable if my parent has already had a fall?
Yes. Frances regularly works with families after a fall has happened, helping them rebuild confidence and reduce the risk of it happening again. The session covers prevention and recovery side by side.
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