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As the most common form of dementia, many people wish to know whether they’re at risk of developing Alzheimer’s as they get older. There is no single test or scan to determine whether someone is living with dementia or Alzheimer’s. Doctors use diagnostic tools, combined with numerous other factors, to form an accurate diagnosis. […]
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A dementia friendly home can make everyday life calmer, safer and more comfortable for someone living with dementia. As memory and perception change, familiar surroundings can start to feel confusing or overwhelming. Small, thoughtful adjustments to the home environment can reduce anxiety, support independence and improve quality of life. Creating a dementia friendly home […]
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Feelings based communication for dementia is a compassionate approach that focuses on emotional connection rather than facts, memory or correction. As dementia progresses, people may struggle with language, reasoning and short term memory, but their ability to feel emotion often remains strong. Understanding this can transform the way we communicate and care. By responding […]
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Wandering is a common and often distressing experience for people living with dementia and for the families who support them. When someone leaves the house unexpectedly or walks without a clear destination, it can quickly become frightening. However, wandering is rarely random. In many cases, it has meaning, purpose and emotional roots. Understanding why […]
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False beliefs are a common and often distressing part of living with dementia. They can affect how someone understands the world around them and how they relate to the people they trust most. For families and carers, responding to false beliefs can feel emotionally challenging, especially when reassurance does not seem to help. Understanding […]
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[…] to the buildup of alpha-synuclein proteins (Lewy bodies) in brain cells, which disrupts normal cell function and leads to the gradual death of cells. 2. Parkinson’s Disease Dementia (PDD) Some people with Parkinson’s develop dementia as the disease advances. Parkinson’s Disease Dementia typically occurs a year or more after the onset of motor symptoms. […]
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[…] of us use Christmas as a time to reflect on the year gone past or plan for the year ahead so why not use it as an opportunity to learn more about dementia, particularly if you are spending more time with a loved one who may be living with the condition over the festive period.
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[…] comfortable and supported during hours that can often feel the most vulnerable. For many families, night time brings particular concerns. Increased risk of falls, confusion linked to dementia, medication prompting or general anxiety can all become more pronounced after dark. Overnight care provides reassurance not only for the person receiving support, but also for […]
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[…] is tailored support and assistance offered to those who need it, whether that be for mobility assistance around the home or specialist forms of support, such as dementia care. A senior carer can also be used to reference a carer with senior-level experience, knowledge and skills. In this guide, we’ll explore what a senior […]
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[…] respectful, gentle in nature and above all, always prepared to go the extra mile for clients? Are you happy to provide care for clients, including those with dementia? Have you got sufficient stamina and are you happy working in isolation? Are you physically fit and able to cope with demanding daily routines and household […]
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