Dementia together magazine

Welcome to the Alzheimer’s Society magazine, produced six times a year for all our supporters and anyone affected by dementia.

Since her dementia diagnosis, Mary is finding ways to be thankful for each new day

An Alzheimer’s diagnosis has meant a change of attitude and outlook for Mary Best, and she’s embracing new opportunities.

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Despite the challenges of mixed dementia, this couple’s constant is their mutual warmth

Pranab Das with wife Lucie

Pranab Das, who’s been trying to navigate the challenges of dementia care since his wife’s diagnosis, says he’ll never stop showing his love.

The value of planning ahead for the end of life when you’re living with dementia

People discussing an end-of-life care resource

Conversations about end of life care for a person with dementia can be difficult, but people living with the condition have been encouraging dialogue.

Research into how best to support carers if a person with dementia has disturbed sleep

A double bed

Disturbed nights can be hugely challenging for people affected by dementia, but a sleep study is aiming to improve quality of life.

Combatting the symptoms of posterior cortical atrophy: ‘I’m still me’

Edward Bushnell and wife Samantha

Edward Bushnell in Oxfordshire, who is 62 and has posterior cortical atrophy, says he has ‘no alternative’ but to be positive. He explains how he manages his symptoms.

Q&A: Liz Brown, who lives with vascular dementia

Liz Brown

Liz Brown, a 75-year-old in Worcestershire with vascular dementia, answers our questions.

Karen and Rob updated their wills to fight dementia for future generations

Karen Beattie with husband Rob

Karen Beattie in Abergele, north Wales, explains why she and her husband Rob are leaving a gift to the Society in their wills.

Improving dementia support for LGBTQ+ people

John Hammond

John Hammond in Brighton tells us how he’s drawing on his experiences to provide better support for LGBTQ+ people affected by dementia.

Researching support to help people with dementia live at home for longer

Jessica Budgett

Meet Jessica Budgett, Programme Manager at the NIDUS (New Interventions for Independence in Dementia) study at UCL in London.

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