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The Questions to Ask Before You Decide If you’re reading this, you’re likely at a point where things feel serious. You may be exhausted.You may be unsure if it’s “the right time.”You may just want to...

Key Takeaways A Sense of Security: Surrounding a loved one with familiar objects, colours, and gadgets acts as a “foundational anchor” for their wellbeing. Reduced Cognitive Load: Familiar settings are easier to navigate, which lowers the...

Social Work and Dementia: Addressing Emotional and Psychological Need Key Takeaways

We are all creatures of habit. Our brains love routine and the sense of predictability it brings. How many of us sit down to a favourite show every day? Don’t most people wake up at the...

When someone is diagnosed with dementia, they and their loved ones may have many feelings. Grief, guilt, and loss are common. Seek out support Try to find support groups or other resources that can give you...

Why words matter: talking to people living with dementia Most aspects of supporting someone involve some level of communication, whether it’s making decisions, reaching an agreement, or providing care or support. Language can also let your...

Key Takeaways Dementia can be challenging to understand, especially more unique diagnoses like early-onset dementia or Parkinson’s disease. One good way to get an understanding of dementia, what to expect, and how to support someone living...

Key Takeaways Art therapy offers numerous benefits for individuals with dementia. It maintains motor skills and gives a crucial outlet to people with communication challenges. You don’t need to have any skill or background in art...

Key Takeaways You might associate social work with children or care. But did you know that social work can support people with dementia? Social workers who specialise in both dementia and social work have the unique...

Key Takeaways Occupational therapy is essential for everyone to do the things they love safely and competently. However, not everyone needs occupational treatment per se. This form of therapy is most beneficial to individuals who require...

Respite care is a way of giving dementia support partners and caregivers temporary breaks. It’s a fully supportive and specialised type of care, but it doesn’t involve your loved one staying full-time.  Key Takeaways Decreases stress...

Key takeaways Effective dementia and physiotherapy interventions for enhancing mobility Dementia-specific physiotherapy strategies Dementia physiotherapy approaches Dementia and physiotherapy interventions can significantly enhance mobility. Simple instructions and hacks like integrating exercise into daily activities can dramatically...