Dementia together magazine

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

Still being yourself and finding joy after being diagnosed with dementia

Andrea Elliott-Denham brings hard-won positivity to life with dementia, after a long journey to be recognised as her true self.

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Facing tough decisions about a person’s care as their dementia progresses

Nova with Doris

Nova is under great strain as her family strives to support her mum as they prepare for the next stage of her care.

How can you find ways to take part in dementia research?

People involved in Join Dementia Research

Research into dementia offers hope, and a specialist service matches volunteers to vital dementia research studies.

Golden Memories taps into the power of football to support people with dementia

Golden Memories at Watford Football Club

Watford Football Club’s reminiscence programme takes people with dementia on a journey through the decades and it’s become a lifeline for those involved.

Speaking up to make a difference when you’re living with dementia

Paul Monaghan

Paul Monaghan in Omagh, aged 64 with young-onset dementia, encourages others to make their voices heard.

Q&A: Swadesh Bala Jaitly, who lives with Alzheimer’s

Swadesh Bala Jaitly

Swadesh Bala Jaitly, an 85-year-old in Surrey with Alzheimer’s, answers our questions.

Leaving a gift in your will to fund dementia research and support people here and now

John Hartwright

John Hartwright in Sunderland explains why the Society was the obvious choice for a legacy.

Researching the role of the thalamus and how tau proteins spread in Alzheimer’s

Barbara Sarkany

Meet Barbara Sarkany, doctoral student at the University of Oxford.

Swimming and enjoying the water, whether you have dementia or not

Swimming pool

We ask people about how they keep well, whether they have dementia or not. This time, we hear about swimming and enjoying the water.

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