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How to Recognise the Early Dementia Signs

Early signs of dementia can be difficult to recognise, but with the right guidance, you can identify if your loved one needs care early on.

The Types of Dementia Every Caregiver Should Know About

According to Dementia UK, around one million people are estimated to be living with dementia in the UK. It’s helpful to be able to understand what dementia is, as well as the early signs and symptoms. To help you understand a little more, here are some of the main types of dementia.

Dementia Care Guide: Everything You Need To Know

This guide was written with the hope to give you clear answers, practical advice, and reassurance so you feel more confident in your next steps.

What Are Respite Care Services?

In times of need, caring for a loved one is a natural decision for many. That said, it’s not always easy. Caring for someone, no matter how much you love them, can be emotionally and physically demanding and, sometimes, it’s really important to turn that love inward and take breaks. 

How best to support someone with dementia

Supporting a loved one with dementia is never straightforward. Whether your relative has been newly diagnosed or you’re already a caregiver, there are certain steps you can take. 

The Best Father's Day Presents for Dementia Patients

With Father’s Day fast approaching, many people are searching for thoughtful gifts for their loved ones. But for some, choosing the right gift can be especially difficult, particularly when buying for a family member with dementia.

The best questions to ask dementia patients

Encourage positive conversations and deeper connections with dementia patients by asking the right questions. Whether over the phone, on a virtual call or in-person, the best questions phrased in the right way can invoke happy memories and shared moments. Many people with dementia can recall vivid memories from their past and love to share them. Here are some tips and questions to ask dementia patients to encourage communication.

Feeling Crafty? Here's Some of Our Favourite Dementia Friendly Spring Crafts

If you’re looking for some new and interesting ways to help stimulate and entertain someone who is suffering from dementia, we can help. 

What Are The Best Things for Dementia Patients to Do with Their Hands?

Dementia is a complex condition affecting a person’s cognitive ability and can impact everything from their memory, problem-solving skills and language skills in day-to-day life. This can be extremely difficult for the person with dementia to come to terms with, especially as the condition progresses and they become more reliant on others for help with simple tasks.  

Many dementia patients will also experience increased anxiety or agitation because of the condition, and one of the ways this can manifest is by increased fidgeting, especially with the hands.