Christmas can be a stressful experience when caring for a person with dementia, but there are things you can do to create a more peaceful environment. SweetTree Admiral Nurse Rikki Lorenti has some top tips…
Whether you’re having them to stay at Christmas, or visiting them in a care home, David Moore, a Dementia Strategy Consultant for Hallmark Care Homes, has tips on helping someone with dementia enjoy the festive period.
If you’re looking after someone with dementia at Christmas, this last-minute list will ensure you have everything you need to make the festive season go as smoothly as possible
Everyone feels better after a good night’s sleep and people living with dementia are no exception. So what can you do to help them sleep longer and better?
Many people on the dementia journey experience acute loneliness at this time of year. Here’s some of the most common reasons why you, or a person you care about, might be feeling lonely – and how to help.
Find out how to turn your garden into a safe haven that your loved one will really enjoy spending time in
Scent and dementia expert Linda Harman explains why activities – even the simplest ones – can be vital for giving someone with dementia a sense of purpose and identity
This week we are thinking a lot about mental health ...
It can be upsetting to watch a loved one with dementia becoming sad or depressed. But depression after a dementia diagnosis is quite common and once you know the signs and symptoms there are lots of things you can do to make life feel better
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