Blog 
Thought Leadership, Commentary, Critical Analysis, Practical Advice & More..
Filter by Tag
- Alcohol 3
- Alzheimer’s 7
- Art 1
- At Home 4
- BBC 1
- Belfast 1
- Berlin 1
- Books 8
- Broadcast 5
- Calm Environment 7
- Care Homes 30
- Care Work 24
- Carers 19
- Caring 13
- Christmas 6
- Church 1
- Conference 1
- Coronavirus 4
- Covid19 12
- Creativity 1
- Cumbria 1
- DSDC 1
- DSDT 3
- Dementia 46
- Dementia Week 3
- Diagnosis 5
- Diet 1
- Disruptive thinking 3
- Documentary 1
- Exercise 1
- Faith 1
- Falling Walls 1
- Families 5
- Family 1
- Feminist Issue 1
- Festival 1
- Francis Report 1
- Frontotemporal dementia 1
- Gardens 1
- Gene Wilder 1
- Guest Article 2
- Halloween 1
- Headlines 1
- Health & Social Care 10
- Hearing Loss 1
- Hospitals 3
- Hydration 1
- Lighting 1
- Media 2
- Medicines 1
Why Early Diagnosis of Dementia Really Matters
With any big life change, you need to have some idea what might be coming and prepare for it, if you can. The sorts of problems in dementia are well known, so it’s a pity not to have advance warning and take action to avoid them as long as possible.
List 10 Key interventions to support carers of people with dementia
I tried to list 10 key things to support carers of people with dementia, and then the list got longer. So here are 11 key things we need to do now, to scale, with all seriousness.
Why Are We Still Failing People with Dementia? The Crisis No One’s Fixing
We are still failing people with dementia. The reality for too many families is grim.
Caring at Christmas
If you are a carer at Christmas, here is the list you must give to your friends and family, so they can tell Santa what you would like!
