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What is the best way to talk with someone with dementia? What are the main things you should avoid saying and how can you reassure them.
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The NHS estimates that around 850,000 people in our country have dementia, and the people most at risk are those 65 years and older. This debilitating and often devastating condition can leave family members at a loss for what to do, even though dementia often develops slowly over time.
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Practical and helpful advice from experienced carers. What are the best bits of advice they wish they had known earlier.
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A new study has outlined the health benefits of seeing the same GP, consistency can really help.
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While one of the main symptoms of dementia is memory loss, dementia is more than forgetfulness. Dementia can bring with it a number of other symptoms and side effects that can make caring difficult.
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Dementia does not affect every person in the same way. It presents itself differently in each individual and progresses at different rates. These stages of dementia and their associated symptoms are meant as a guide to help families better understand what to expect and when they can expect it.
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Are you worried about how you are coping with supporting your elderly relative at home? Practical advice on how to manage both physically and emotionally during the Coronavirus.
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Dementia is one of the biggest concerns many of us have as we get older. Dementia affects our memory, communication and the ability to carry out daily tasks.
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Dementia is caused by diseases which lead to the loss or death of nerve cells in the brain. The most common causes are Alzheimer’s disease, Vascular Dementia and Dementia with Lewy Bodies.
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Dementia is the name given to a group of symptoms that make it difficult to carry out basic daily tasks.
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