Dr. Karen Harrison Dening discusses the benefits of the arts and other creative pursuits for families with dementia and offers some tips...
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People affected by dementia cannot be forgotten as lockdown eases
As lockdown eases in the UK, the increasing numbers of people with dementia and their carers, both family and professional, need recognition and support in the ...
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Our new Admiral Nurse module
Thoughts from Paul Edwards, Director of Clinical Services at Dementia UK, on the launch of our Admiral Nurse Module...
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Staff at Dementia UK are sad to learn of death of Barbara Pointon
We are very sad to hear of the death of Barbara Pointon, one of the original Ambassadors of Dementia UK, and a vociferous campaigner for the rights and support ...
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Honouring Joseph Levy this Father’s Day
Jane Jason OBE talks about the fond memories of her father, her experiences of dementia and the need to support past and present carers of someone with ...
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Lives on Hold – behind the campaign
Communications Manager for Dementia UK, Natalie Tomlinson, tells the behind-the-scenes story of our new campaign, Lives on Hold...
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How to communicate with someone with dementia remotely
Our advice for communicating with a person who has dementia remotely - whether it's via a video call or on the telephone...
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Volunteering During Lockdown
This Volunteers Week, we would like to shine a light on the wonderful work of our Volunteer Ambassadors, who continue to support the charity during lockdown...
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Dementia UK advice for people with dementia and their families, regarding the coronavirus
Our advice for people with dementia and their families, regarding the coronavirus, from our dementia specialist Admiral Nurses...
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Breaking difficult news to a person with dementia
Breaking bad news to a person with dementia can be especially hard, as they may struggle to understand, or to retain the information. Here's our advice...
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