
“Our Admiral Nurse initiated a conversation about end of life”
As a palliative care nurse, Jenny reflects on the importance of empathy during end of life care and how her Admiral Nurse helped her family prepare for her Mum's death.
Sleep disturbance and issues around bedtime can be very common in people with dementia. This may result in an unsettled night, meaning neither the person with dementia nor their carer is getting enough sleep. This video provides some tips about developing good habits at bedtime.
Incontinence can be distressing for everybody concerned. This video provides tips on how to avoid it, what to do in the moment and how to get help.
This video provides calming techniques which may help a person with dementia as well as their carer. This includes a breathing technique known as the signal breath.
A life story is a tool that’s often used by Admiral Nurses. It involves working with families to create a life story account for the person with dementia – full of photos, memorabilia and recollections from their life – to help the person reminisce and to show others who they are and what they care about.
Our virtual clinics give you the chance to discuss any questions or concerns with a dementia specialist Admiral Nurse by phone or video call, at a time that suits you.
As a palliative care nurse, Jenny reflects on the importance of empathy during end of life care and how her Admiral Nurse helped her family prepare for her Mum's death.
When Rosie’s mum, Dawnie, was diagnosed with young onset Alzheimer’s disease, her employer ensured caring responsibilities were fully supported.
Glenn shares how flexible working arrangements and support from his managers enables him to continue working whilst prioritising his wife Helen's care.