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Learn about cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) and if it can help people with dementia and their carers.
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As winter comes to an end and the days become longer, it’s soon that time of year again when the clocks go forward. Get prepared ahead of time for the change on Sunday 29 March. 

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If you or the person with dementia you care for observes Ramadan, we have information to support you. Shree Mehta, who cares for her grandmother, Sharda, who has vascular dementia. She shares her advice for other carers.
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Anyone can fall for a scam, but if you're someone who is living with dementia, you might be more at risk. Managing money and assessing risk might be harder and this can leave you more vulnerable to scams.
Information
In recent years, there has been increasing questioning of the fitness of senior politicians to hold office on the basis that they have dementia or are otherwise mentally or physically unwell. It’s particularly prevalent across social media.
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Through our Dementia Support Forum, we asked you to share any carer-to-carer tips and advice you might have. Thank you to everyone who wrote in, here are a few of your suggestions.

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Not all jokes about dementia are funny, or welcome. We want to make sure hurtful comments about dementia become a thing of the past.
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Seeking support from the social care system can be daunting, particularly for people affected by dementia who face many other daily challenges. We have guidance to help you navigate this complex process, including where to go for further support and information.
Real stories

Hilary and Pauline met in 1955, but weren't able to legally get married until 2017. Now Pauline has vascular dementia, the couple explains how vital dementia support is helping them keep their most important vows.

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Here are five things you can do to help lower your chances of developing dementia, with illustrations by multi-award winning cartoonist, the late Tony Husband.