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In this training video, Jo, Learning and Development Manager at Unique Senior Care, shares how to help someone dress or undress when one side of their body is affected — for example, after a stroke. With calm, practical advice, Jo explains how to maintain safety, dignity and independence while supporting both upper and lower body dressing. Who this is for: ✓ Family carers supporting someone with limited mobility ✓ Care workers or trainees supporting post-stroke recovery ✓ Anyone learning safe, respectful dressing techniques In this video we cover: ✓ How to help someone dress with an affected side ✓ Starting with the weaker side and why it matters ✓ Supporting arm and leg dressing with confidence ✓ Encouraging independence through minimal assistance ✓ Standing safely for short periods during dressing ✓ Using a leg lifter or stronger side to support movement ✓ Helping without taking over — keeping dignity in focus About Unique Senior Care Unique Senior Care is an award-winning home care provider, trusted by families across the UK. With years of experience and a commitment to excellence, we specialise in dignified, personalised support — from companionship to complex needs. Our expert teams are here to help your loved ones live safely and independently, every step of the way. ⏱️ Jump to what you need: 00:00 – Intro 00:06 – Dressing someone with one-sided weakness 00:26 – Why we start on the weaker side 00:37 – Supporting the arm and shoulder 01:18 – Helping while encouraging independence 01:46 – Dressing the lower half with reduced standing time 02:21 – Using a leg lifter or stronger side 02:28 – Pulling up clothing when standing 02:56 – Letting the person finish where possible 03:10 – Removing clothing: start with stronger side 03:23 – Final tips and next steps 🧭 Useful links 📺 Watch the rest of our Moving & Handling training series: • Moving & handling made simple | Unique Sen... 📚 Find more helpful resources in our Learning Centre: https://www.uniquecare.co.uk/learning... 🌍 Visit our website for more about our services: https://www.uniquecare.co.uk 💷 Estimate the cost of home care using our calculator: https://www.uniquecare.co.uk/home-car... 👩⚕️ Interested in joining our care team? https://www.uniquecare.co.uk/carer-jobs/ 🔗 Follow us for updates / unique.senior.care / unique-senior-care / uniqueseniorcareuk Disclaimer: The information in this video is intended as a general guide for anyone involved in providing care—whether you're a professional carer or supporting a loved one at home. It offers a brief overview of common safety measures and fall prevention strategies, but these may not be suitable for everyone. Every individual has unique needs and health circumstances. Please seek advice from a qualified healthcare professional such as a GP, physiotherapist, or occupational therapist before making changes to care routines. Always follow any personalised care plans and prioritise safety.