Aug 1, 2020 | Dementia News
Those with a loved one living with dementia will know the very real fear of that person going missing. We have all seen reports in our social media feeds and newspapers of older people going walkabout without keys, money or even appropriate clothing. Thankfully...
Jul 31, 2020 | Dementia News
Any family that receives the devastating news of a dementia diagnosis will have a period of adjustment and grief, but for those families with young children it can be a particularly difficult time. Often this age group is forgotten about when dementia is discussed,...
Jul 29, 2020 | Dementia News
Growing evidence has shown that what we eat can play a significant part in helping to keep our brains active and healthy. Staying healthy should be priority for us all, regardless of our age. It’s never too early or too late to adopt a healthy eating regime and this...
Jul 27, 2020 | Dementia News
The coronavirus has had an impact on our lives in so many ways. It has made many of us think about our mortality and with that often come thoughts about how can we best prepare ourselves and our families in the event of us losing the capacity to make decisions about...
Jul 22, 2020 | Dementia News
As we move forward in the coronavirus pandemic, it is becoming increasingly clear that many smaller and less well financed charities are facing closure, sadly including those that help families living with dementia. The government announced a £750 million bailout for...
Jul 10, 2020 | Dementia News
With the wonderful warmer weather we have been having over lockdown, enjoying summer eating has been high on people’s agendas. When you are catering for someone with dementia there are lots of tricks of the trade that can make alfresco meals much more rewarding for...
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