Can I get training in dementia care?
If you’re caring for a loved one with dementia you might want to have some training in dementia care. Find out how to access support…
Why does dementia cause out of character behaviour?
It can be very upsetting to watch the person you love behave in a way that’s very out of character. Find out how to cope when dementia causes disturbing behaviour changes
The dementia diagnosis – what happens if you have it OR you don’t?
You’ve been to the doctor, had the tests and you’re now sat awaiting the results. But the next steps for you will depend entirely on your diagnosis. Here’s what to expect…
Post-diagnosis – 10 questions to ask yourself
If you’ve recently been diagnosed with dementia you probably have all kinds of thoughts going through your mind, from shock and sadness to practical concerns about money or work. Here’s some basic questions it’s worth thinking about
Why do Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) affect dementia?
If the person you’re caring for seems more confused than usual, they may have a urinary tract infection (UTI). Find out what you need to know
The pros and cons of therapeutic lying in dementia care
Is it ever acceptable to tell ‘white lies’ to a loved one with dementia? Find out the arguments for and against the use of therapeutic lying
What is the link between dementia and deafness?
Several studies have shown that elderly people who suffer from hearing loss seem to be more at risk of developing dementia. Find out the essential facts
What is SPECAL dementia care?
If your loved one has dementia you probably want to know about all the different methods and approaches to caring for them. One of these is called SPECAL care
Your 4-step plan to dealing with incontinence and dementia
Try not to let worries about incontinence keep you and your loved one from going out and enjoying yourselves. Find out how to ease your fears and cope with incontinence
What’s the difference between short and long term memory?
When memories are made, they can be classified as short or long term, and understanding how they differ is vital for helping to understand dementia symptoms
