A sign of things to come?
As a national supermarket promises to introduce signs to help people with dementia, we reveal why simple signage can significantly improve life on the dementia journey
5 ways to beat boredom on the dementia journey
Are you running out of ways to keep the person you love busy and entertained? Here’s some simple ideas that could help you keep boredom at bay
Why dogs are helping people with dementia to stay independent
More evidence suggests that dogs can be trained to offer practical support on the dementia journey
Jean’s Story: “It’s wonderful to see Mum being creative again”
Art therapy has many benefits for people with dementia, as Jean and her daughter Sarah have discovered.
Do vitamins help dementia? The jury’s still out…
Results from our recent survey on the use of vitamins and supplements to help memory loss and dementia.
Welcome home! Make your home safe and comfortable for Christmas
Does your home need to be more dementia-friendly? Here’s a few simple ways to make sure the person you care about stays safe and comfortable this Christmas, whether they’re in your home or their own.
Are you a Dementia Innovator?
Share your feedback on the products that we sell, and help improve the lives for people living with the daily challenges of dementia.
Why we need more hairdressers and barbers who understand dementia
Personal grooming can have many benefits for people with dementia, providing you can find a hairdresser or barber who’s up to the job…
Need a break? Come and meet us!
Join us for free coffee, cake and good conversation at London’s flagship pharmacy John Bell & Croyden.
Granny has moved house…shall we go and visit?
Visiting a care home for the first time can be daunting for anyone, so if you have children, you’re bound to be worried. Here Unforgettable’s content editor Kate Corr shares what happened when she took her young daughters to visit their granny in a dementia care home.
