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Presence Prevails When Memories Fade

Presence Prevails When Memories Fade

Taylor writes about taking her grandma on a trip down memory lane. She explores the concepts of home and presence in the context of dementia memory loss.

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August 7, 2024
5 Thanksgiving Activities for Carers

5 Thanksgiving Activities for Carers

Get creative this autumn! Browse these 5 Thanksgiving-themed activities for carers, which are accessible to do with all ages and abilities. Your loved one, residents or service users will love them.

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August 7, 2024
What It's Like to Care for a Parent

What It's Like to Care for a Parent

Rebecca Fuller (MSc Psychology of Dementia Care) writes about her experience caring for a parent with dementia. Caring for a parent isn't easy, but you are never alone. Reading the stories of others in the same situation can help.

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August 7, 2024
Caring Conversations

Caring Conversations

The “Seven C’s” of the Caring Conversations framework encourage us to think about how we approach difficult questions and build relationships in senior care.

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August 7, 2024
How To Explain Dementia To A Child

How To Explain Dementia To A Child

If you need to explain the dementia diagnosis of a loved one to your child, it is best to prepare them for what to expect. Read these tips before you start.

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August 7, 2024
The Importance Of Self-Care: Caring For Yourself Whilst Caring For A Loved One

The Importance Of Self-Care: Caring For Yourself Whilst Caring For A Loved One

Your life may become so focused being a family carer that you begin neglecting your own needs. Stop before this takes a huge toll on your wellbeing.

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August 7, 2024
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