ShineCare Complex Care

08/12/2025

Introducing the new Shine Care look!✨

With our 15th anniversary coming up next year, we realised it was the perfect time for a refresh. Shine Care has continually evolved over the years, and we want our branding to reflect that growth and progress from where we first started.

The Shine Care brand is guided by compassion, integrity, and a commitment to our people, we create environments where staff feel supported and valued, knowing that exceptional care begins with a skilled, happy and resilient team.

While visually Shine Care is evolving, nothing about who we are is changing. The core values and purpose that have guided Shine Care over the years remain the same 💙

06/12/2025

The countdown in on, something exciting is on the horizon...👀

28/11/2025

A big cheers to our staff, who are always working hard! 👏

We cannot express our appreciation enough!🌟

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15/11/2025

We’re incredibly proud to support Yasmin in her 10km swim this November to raise money for a fantastic cause. She has already raised £610, only £390 to go until she reaches her target! Good luck, Yasmin - we know you’re going to smash it!

Every length Yasmin swims helps provide better support for families facing dementia. 💙

You can donate using the link below:
https://fundraise.dementiauk.org/fundraisers/yasminemmott

31/10/2025

We are all treats and no tricks at Shine Care 🎃

Thank you to all our staff for ensuring our clients get into the spooky spirit with decorations, pumpkins, and much more!

31/10/2025

Scream Team!💀

Another fang-tastic house, big thank you to Shannon for decorating!

30/10/2025

Our team is fab-BOO-lous! 👻

Thank you, Sharon, for this video and for the spooky decorations!

24/10/2025

Smiles and (not so many) strikes! 🎳

We had a fantastic night at our Team Appreciation event for our staff! It's great to see that our team doesn't just bring their A-game to work, but out of it as well! 🌟

22/10/2025

Emotional sensitivity is a common characteristic in individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). It refers to an heightened awareness and reactivity to emotions, both their own and others'.

Key Features:
Intense emotions: Autistic individuals may experience emotions more intensely than neurotypical individuals. This can lead to strong reactions, such as meltdowns or shutdowns.
Difficulty regulating emotions: Autistic individuals may find it challenging to control their emotions, which can result in outbursts or withdrawal.
Hypersensitivity to others' emotions: They may be highly sensitive to the emotions of others, picking up on subtle cues and mirroring their feelings.
Rejection sensitivity dysphoria (RSD): Some autistic individuals experience intense emotional distress when they feel rejected or criticized, even if the rejection is minor.
Sensory processing differences: Emotional sensitivity can be linked to sensory processing differences, where individuals are more or less sensitive to external stimuli like sounds, lights, or smells.

Causes:
The exact cause of emotional sensitivity in autism is not fully understood. However, it is believed to be related to differences in brain structure and function, as well as genetic factors.

13/10/2025

Worth watching…

EastEnders actor Kellie Bright meets parents who say they’re exhausted by the fight to get the right education for their autistic children.

10/09/2025

Last Sunday was an iconic day in the North East's calendar - the Great North Run! We are proud to say our HR Administrator, Rosie, has raised over £450 for Maggie's and completed it in 2 hours, 19 minutes, and 7 seconds!

Well done Rosie and every runner that took part! 👏

02/09/2025

Congratulations on two well-deserved promotions, Kristiana and Sharon, at Shine Care✨

We are proud of all of your hard work and commitment!