Home adaptations for people living with dementia
Andrew Matthews2024-07-19T11:14:27+01:00Home adaptations for people living with dementia
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Home adaptations for people living with dementia
Six facts about dementia that some people may not know
Six facts about dementia that some people may not know
Tips that may improve communication between those with dementia and their carers, family, or friends
A diagnosis of dementia can be different for everyone. This helpful guide aims to show what is involved in the process.
As time passes, the person living with dementia will need more support and help with everyday things, such as getting dressed.
10 things you should avoid saying to someone with dementia
Dementia is a disease that deteriorates over time. Each person with dementia has their own unique journey through the seven stages of dementia, which typically follows a specific path.
We have partnered with Manchester University to help support its recent study into veterans living with dementia.
Recent trails have suggested that the new drug called Donanemab slows the progression of Alzheimer’s disease symptoms.
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