Since 2019, Dementia UK’s Admiral Nurse Dementia Helpline has had a 48% increase in calls relating to bereavement, which includes feelings of grief and loss ...
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Walking football and dementia
Brian was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in January 2022 at the age of 59. He talks about the benefits of walking football for people living with ...
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Advice for carers and people with dementia on the cost of living crisis
We have collated advice and tips for carers and people with dementia around the cost of living crisis....
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Mark’s advice for male carers this International Men’s Day
Helpline Admiral Nurse Mark Challinor reflects on why it’s important for male carers to reach out for support, even if it feels challenging...
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Twelve tips for Christmas, from our Admiral Nurses
Christmas can be the most magical time of the year, but it can also be stressful and emotionally challenging, especially for those affected by dementia. Our ...
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How our Christmas has changed since Steve’s diagnosis of dementia
Tracy reflects on how Christmas celebrations have changed since her husband Steve was diagnosed with dementia....
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What You Really Want to Know About Life with Dementia – a new book release
Hilda Hayo, Dementia UK’s Chief Admiral Nurse and CEO, and Karen Harrison-Dening, Head of Research and Publications, have published a new book: ‘What You ...
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The Diversity Champions Network
Consultant Admiral Nurse for Diverse and Under-served Communities, Paulette Winchester-Joseph, has recently set up a Diversity Champions Network for Admiral ...
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Diwali and dementia
Ricky reflects on how Diwali celebrations have changed since his Gran was diagnosed with dementia...
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How to keep yourself safe when you care for someone with dementia
In some situations, a carer can feel at risk of harm when supporting someone with dementia. Our Admiral Nurses share strategies to help everyone stay safe...
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