Advice leaflets in other languages
Access a range of our leaflets in languages including Bengali, Gujarati, Punjabi, Tamil (Sri Lanka), Urdu, Welsh, Polish, and Chinese (traditional and simplified)
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- Dementia specialist Admiral Nurses
- Planning now for your future advance care planning
- Alzheimer’s disease
- Aromatherapy and dementia
- Managing anxiety and depression in a person living with dementia
- Attendance allowance
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- Cancer and dementia
- The Carer’s Assessment
- Caring from a distance
- Tips for better communication
- Considering a care home for a person with dementia
- Continence and dementia
- Guide to NHS continuing healthcare (CHC) funding for assessors
- Guide to NHS continuing healthcare (CHC) funding for carers
- NHS continuing healthcare (CHC) funding for people with dementia – guidance on using the Decision Support Tool (DST)
- Capacity and decision-making
- Capgras syndrome
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- Delirium and dementia
- What is dementia?
- Understanding denial and lack of insight
- Managing diabetes in a person with dementia
- Getting a diagnosis
- After a diagnosis of dementia: next steps checklist
- Coping with distress: calming techniques for a person with dementia (and you)
- The use of dolls in dementia care (doll therapy)
- Driving and dementia
- Understanding denial and lack of insight
- Understanding dying
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- Eating and drinking
- Employment and young onset dementia
- The emotional impact of a dementia diagnosis
- Recognising the later stages of dementia and moving towards end of life care
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- False beliefs and delusions in dementia
- Finance and young onset dementia
- Financial and legal issues for families facing dementia
- Understanding frontotemporal dementia (FTD)
- Frailty and dementia
- Falls and dementia
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- Understanding genetic forms of dementia (familial dementia)
- Getting the best out of GP and other health appointments
- Coping with feelings of guilt
- Online GP services
- Grief, bereavement and loss
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- Making the home safe and comfortable for a person with dementia
- Changes in perception and hallucinations
- Staying healthy with dementia
- Finding help and support at home
- Changes in care: a stay in hospital
- Hydration and dementia
- Personal hygiene and dementia
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- Lasting power of attorney
- Learning disabilities and dementia
- Managing hallucinations and changes in visual perception in Lewy body dementia
- Managing sleep disturbance in Lewy body dementia
- Understanding Lewy body dementia
- Living alone with dementia
- Looking after yourself when you care for someone with dementia
- Creating a life story for a person with dementia
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- Medication for people living with dementia
- Mental health ward admissions for people with dementia
- Mild cognitive impairment
- Mouth care and oral health
- Music and dementia
- Young onset dementia: perimenopause and menopause
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- Things to try when someone with dementia stops recognising you
- Dealing with restlessness
- Changing relationships and roles
- Getting the most out of a remote consultation
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- Sex, intimacy and dementia
- Changes in sexual behaviour
- Dementia and sleep
- Dementia and difficulty with sounds
- Sport and dementia
- Caring for a person with a stoma and dementia
- Sundowning
- Understanding and challenging stigma and discrimination
- Keeping safe when you care for someone with dementia
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- What is young onset dementia?
- Young onset dementia: different symptoms
- Young onset dementia: getting a diagnosis
- Young onset dementia: next steps after diagnosis
- Young onset dementia: choosing a care home
- Supporting children and adolescents when a parent has young onset dementia
- Employment and young onset dementia
- Finance and young onset dementia
- Young onset dementia: perimenopause and menopause