If you have dementia you know how important it is to live life to the full. Writing a bucket list could really help you do this. Now’s the time to make your dreams come true!

It can be very difficult to accept that a loved one is no longer able to make their own decisions. But the Mental Capacity Act has some useful pointers to help you recognise when this time might have come.

Doctors have developed several ways to check and monitor dementia once it’s been diagnosed. These are the key facts you need to know.

You might think that Alzheimer’s and dementia are simply different words for the same condition, but they aren’t. Discover the key differences between Alzheimer’s and dementia and find out why the two terms cause so much confusion

You might have heard about DNA test for dementia, or maybe you know someone who’s had one. But DNA testing can be complex – so here’s the essential facts.

You’ve spotted some dementia signs, you’re slightly worried, but what exactly do you need to take or prepare for at your first GP appointment and what can you expect?

If you have Alzheimer’s or any other form of dementia it’s understandable that travelling alone might feel daunting. However, many people with dementia do manage to travel on their own or with a bit of help. Find out what you need to know

Forgetfulness and confusion are often part of every day life if you have dementia, but forgetfulness has many different causes, only one of which is dementia. Here’s the essential information you need to know

Many people with dementia are prone to wandering which can be really stressful for carers and loved ones. Find out why it might be happening

You might be worried about taking children to a care home, but most homes are delighted to have young visitors – and so are the people with dementia who live there. Find out how to make your visit enjoyable for everyone