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Who are admiral nurses for dementia? support for families and carers

Posted 08/08/2025

Who are admiral nurses for dementia? support for families and carers

Caring for someone with dementia can be emotionally challenging and complex. Families often face difficult decisions, unpredictable symptoms, and the constant pressure of providing the right support at the right time. It’s a journey that can feel isolating without expertRead More
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20 things not to say to someone with dementia

Posted 08/08/2025

20 things not to say to someone with dementia

Dementia affects millions of people in the UK, with conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease impacting memory, communication and cognitive function. While families and carers often mean well, it’s easy to say things – out of frustration, confusion or habit –Read More
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The best clocks for people with dementia

Posted 11/05/2023

The best clocks for people with dementia

Losing track of time is a common symptom of dementia. Not only can this be confusing and distressing for people with dementia, but it can also lead to problems such as forgotten meals, missed appointments or medication mismanagement. Dementia-friendly clocksRead More
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What is vascular dementia?

Posted 11/05/2023

What is vascular dementia?

Vascular dementia is the second most common form of dementia. It is caused by damaged blood cells which reduce blood flow to the brain. According to Alzheimer’s UK, over 150,000 people are living with vascular dementia in the UK. HereRead More
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The top 8 bathing aids to make everyday tasks easier

Posted 11/05/2023

The top 8 bathing aids to make everyday tasks easier

For people with mobility or frailty concerns, the bathroom can be an intimidating or even dangerous place. Slips and falls are unfortunately common in the bathroom, leading many people to lose confidence in their ability to take care of theirRead More
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The key to maintaining brain health late in life

Posted 20/07/2017

The key to maintaining brain health late in life

A complex organ When it comes to exploring the brain, it would seem that with each breakthrough the scientific community makes, new unprecedented questions arise. While this is certainly positive in that it allows research to become more focused, itRead More
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5 early signs of dementia checklist

Posted 09/05/2017

5 early signs of dementia checklist

One in three people in the UK will develop dementia, 66% of them women. If the symptoms of dementia are detected in the early stages, people can develop strategies and access help and support to ensure they continue to enjoyRead More
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Wandering in the elderly: tips to prevent unwanted elderly wandering

Posted 20/04/2017

Wandering in the elderly: tips to prevent unwanted elderly wandering

With the growing number of older adults, many of whom are living with Alzheimer’s and dementia, wandering has become a more frequent and concerning issue. A person with Alzheimer’s may become disoriented, even in familiar surroundings, and may not rememberRead More
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Common ailments in the elderly

Posted 14/02/2017

Common ailments in the elderly

5 Common Ailments that Affect the Elderly & How to Spot the Signs As we get older, the risk of us being affected by certain health conditions increases. If you have an elderly relative or friend who you help toRead More
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Cope with Memory Loss

Posted 24/08/2016

Cope with Memory Loss

How to help an elderly relative cope with memory loss If you care for an elderly relative, you may notice that they start to forget words or the names of places. For most people, this is just part of theRead More
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