Maintaining physical activity, cognitive function and social interaction, all helps someone who has dementia to remain stimulated, feel valued and helpful....
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Our Advice on Employment and Young Onset Dementia
Read our practical advice on employment and young onset dementia....
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10 Years of Time for a Cuppa with our Volunteer Ambassador, Helen Fowler
There’s no denying that a diagnosis of dementia can make people feel scared and alone. That’s why it’s so important to bring people together, to talk ...
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Sandwich Carers Have a Crying Need for Personal and Professional Support
Our Director of Clinical Services, Paul Edwards, responds to recent ONS statistics pointing to the increased emotional toll on sandwich carers. “The ...
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Admiral Nurse at Trinity Hospice will help people access dementia care
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Read moreOur comments on the launch of the 10-year plan for the NHS
Our Director of Clinical Services, Paul Edwards, comments on the launch of the 10-year plan for the NHS, which will see GPs, mental health and community care ...
Read more2018’s Award-Winning Admiral Nurses
We wanted to celebrate their achievements with you and have included our very own New Year’s Honours list....
Read moreHelping a relative or friend with dementia have a peaceful Christmas
Dementia Specialist Admiral Nurse Dave Bell has worked on the Helpline for more than ten years. He believes that everyone can have a peaceful Christmas and feel...
Read moreIt’s time to give dementia care the focus it needs
Many of us last night watched the programme ‘Care’ on BBC1. It was, in many ways a telling and moving story of the struggles we hear every day at Dementia ...
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Managing household duties as a couple
Dementia impacts the balance in a couple’s relationship especially when managing household duties...
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