There are things you can do to make it easier to talk to someone with dementia
Many of us worry about saying the wrong thing to someone with dementia, yet a friendly face or listening ear can make the world of difference.
Many of us worry about saying the wrong thing to someone with dementia, yet a friendly face or listening ear can make the world of difference.
February is often a time when many think of love, particularly around Valentine’s Day.
The holiday season means many things to many people. It’s typically a time for food, family and celebrations. But for people affected by dementia it can be more difficult.
Winter time is here, the days have become shorter and the evenings darker. For most of us it’s the signal of cosy nights in and that Christmas will soon be upon us.
Earlier this year we launched our report, Dementia - the true cost: Fixing the care crisis. Published in May, the report is based on testimony and evidence from people affected by dementia, social care professionals and dementia lead nurses. The report highlights how people living with dementia are enduring inadequate care and crippling costs.
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