Dementia is a progressive condition that affects memory, thinking, and behaviour, making everyday tasks increasingly challenging. If you’ve found yourself asking how to support someone with dementia after a loved one’s diagnosis, it’s natural to feel overwhelmed. Providing care for a loved one with dementia involves careful planning, understanding their needs, and knowing where to […]
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Celebrating Christmas with a loved one living with dementia requires a delicate balance of festive cheer and thoughtful consideration. The holiday season, known for its hustle and bustle, can be overwhelming for individuals with dementia and their carers. Here, we explore five essential tips for managing Christmas with sensitivity, ensuring a positive and comfortable experience […]
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In recent years, the country has taken great strides towards promoting inclusivity and equality for LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) individuals. However, there is still work to be done to ensure that vulnerable LGBT individuals receive the appropriate support and care they deserve. Addressing Unique Challenges LGBT individuals, particularly those living with dementia, face […]
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Anticipatory grief is a complex emotional process that happens when a loved one is still alive but has a terminal illness or life-limiting condition. For family members of people living with dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia, this experience can be especially tough. Unlike other illnesses that follow a more predictable path, […]
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Dementia is a broad term used to describe a group of progressive neurological disorders that affect memory, thinking, and communication skills. It is a chronic condition that can cause significant impairment in daily life and requires ongoing care. Because it is a prevalent condition affecting hundreds of thousands of people in the UK, it is […]
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There are 900,000 people living with dementia in the UK today. By 2025 the number is expected to rise to over one million. Shockingly, dementia is the leading cause of death for women in the UK and yet surprisingly, people know very little about it. By learning how to spot signs and symptoms, we can […]
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As we head into the holiday season, it can be easy to concentrate on the twinkly lights, the abundance of mulled wine and the smiles on the children’s faces. But it’s important not to forget that for people with dementia, Christmas can throw up a number of challenges. If you have a family member or […]
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We understand that a diagnosis of dementia can be a scary prospect. But from our professional experience, we’d like to reassure you that it doesn’t mean your life is over, there can still be good times and happy memories made with family and friends. And there are care options available to help you retain as […]
Read MoreDid you know there are more than 100 forms of dementia? And almost all of them affect the brain, body and behaviour in different ways. Currently the seventh leading cause of death in the US, dementia is one of the major causes of disability and dependency for adults worldwide. But it is not just those […]
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When you receive a dementia diagnosis, it’s common to wonder what the future holds. You may be concerned about how quickly your disease will progress and what the later stages of dementia will look like for you. Or you might worry about how long you’ll be able to look after yourself in your home. While […]
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In support of #WorldAlzheimersMonth this September, we want to add our voices to those organisations working hard to tackle the huge global challenge of dementia. With nearly 50 million people with dementia globally, it really is one of the largest healthcare crises we face worldwide. But having worked with experts in the field as well […]
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People who have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s may require additional support in order to navigate their way through each day. As the disease is progressive, care needs may increase over time. But by implementing some care strategies as soon as possible after diagnosis the person living with Alzheimer’s can maintain a sense of independence and […]
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