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We ask people about how they keep well, whether they have dementia or not. This time, we hear about keeping plants and gardening.
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‘Inspirational’ mum unites with Alzheimer’s Society following dementia diagnosis aged just 39
‘Inspirational’ mum unites with Alzheimer’s Society following dementia diagnosis aged just 39 .An ‘inspirational’ mother-of-two is on a personal mission to smash fundraising targets and challenge social stereotypes after being diagnosed with dementia at the age of 39.
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People with dementia need support as soon as they’re diagnosed
People with dementia need support as soon as they’re diagnosed .Julie and David Kerr, in County Antrim, want everyone to receive dementia support at the point of diagnosis.
Toughest of times: Our dementia advisers support callers and each other
Toughest of times: Our dementia advisers support callers and each other .Alzheimer’s Society’s support line continues to provide practical advice, information and emotional support to thousands of callers.
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Stages of dementia and progression
Stages of dementia and progression .Dementia is progressive. This means signs and symptoms may be relatively mild at first but they get worse with time. Dementia affects everyone differently, however it can be helpful to think of dementia progressing in 'three stages'.
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‘Truly inspiring’ mum honoured at Dementia Friendly Awards
‘Truly inspiring’ mum honoured at Dementia Friendly Awards .A woman who was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease in her 50s has been honoured for becoming a “beacon of light” to people affected by dementia in the Alzheimer’s Society Dementia Friendly Awards 2017
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We reveal the heart-breaking reality of dementia happening behind closed doors
We reveal the heart-breaking reality of dementia happening behind closed doors .Today we launched a powerful new campaign that sheds light on the hidden reality of dementia and the devastating impact a lack of support has on thousands of families.
You can help make dementia a priority for local decision-makers
You can help make dementia a priority for local decision-makers .Speaking to local candidates and representatives about dementia, whether or not you have local elections soon.
You can help to make dementia a priority by joining our campaigns
You can help to make dementia a priority by joining our campaigns .Are you a campaigner? Make a difference for people living with dementia by signing a petition, contacting your MP or more.
Finding a bit of peace, whether you have dementia or not
Finding a bit of peace, whether you have dementia or not .We ask people about how they keep well, whether they have dementia or not. This issue, we hear about dealing with stress and difficult feelings.