Jennifer’s story
Jennifer – diagnosed with young onset Alzheimer’s disease aged 63 – talks about coping strategies in order to maintain her independence.
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A tribute to a fearless advocate and dear friend, Wendy Mitchell
Our Chief Admiral Nurse and Chief Executive, Hilda Hayo, talks about the legacy of Wendy Mitchell.
Heard on the Helpline during the festive period
We share answers to some common questions that our dementia specialist Admiral Nurses hear on Dementia UK’s Helpline over Christmas and the New Year – and that might help you over the weeks ahead.
Autobiographies of people with young onset dementia
A collection of autobiographies written by people who have a diagnosis of young onset dementia, sharing their lives and experiences.
Christmas gifts for people with dementia
Choosing appropriate gifts for people with dementia can be difficult, which is why our Admiral Nurses have put together some suggestions.
Preparing for the festive season
Admiral Nurse Deborah Hutchinson answers some of the most frequently asked questions on the Helpline in the lead-up to Christmas.
Aqib and Shahbanu’s story
Siblings, Aqib and Shahbanu, reflect on how their mum’s recent diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease has affected their lives.
Storytelling and dementia – ‘Burnt Sugar’
Dr Karen Harrison Dening, Head of Research & Publications, reviews 'Burnt Sugar' by Avni Doshi.
Supporting a person with dementia to go on holiday
Holidays can be a perfect opportunity to reconnect with a loved one, recharge your batteries and de-stress. And while holidaying with a person living with dementia can be more challenging, with some preparation, it can still be enjoyable and a time to make new, precious memories.
Christine’s experiences of continence care
Christine Reddall speaks about the challenges she experienced in continence care after her late daughter Anna was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia in 2012.