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This is me .

'This is me' is a simple leaflet for anyone receiving professional care who is living with dementia or experiencing delirium or other communication difficulties.

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In a powerful new film, we take you behind closed doors as seven people share intimate details of the harsh realities they, along with millions of others across the UK, face every day living with dementia.

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Remaining positive with a rarer form of dementia

Remaining positive with a rarer form of dementia .

Anne Hoad and her husband Tony tell us how life has changed since she developed a rarer form of dementia called posterior cortical atrophy (PCA).

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Improving people's understanding of posterior cortical atrophy, a rarer form of dementia

Improving people's understanding of posterior cortical atrophy, a rarer form of dementia .

From the August/September 2015 issue of our magazine, public awareness of dementia is improving, yet people's understanding about rarer forms of dementia often remains poor. Luke Bishop talks to a man who wants this to change.

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Me, my mum and frontotemporal dementia

Me, my mum and frontotemporal dementia .

When Jess’s mum, Janice, was diagnosed with frontotemporal dementia (FTD), Jess struggled to find more information about the disease. Having found support through Alzheimer's Society and others, she hopes her personal story about FTD can help people in her position.

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Caring for my Nan with dementia inspired me to change my career

Caring for my Nan with dementia inspired me to change my career .

After caring for her nan, Emma Hutchin in Solihull left her job in teaching for a new career supporting people with dementia.

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People with dementia pen poem to challenge social myths and share festive cheer this Christmas with unique animation

People with dementia pen poem to challenge social myths and share festive cheer this Christmas with unique animation .

People with dementia have penned a special Christmas poem to tackle the issue of isolation facing those living with the condition - especially during the festive season.

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Source of strength: A woman with dementia who is fighting back

Source of strength: A woman with dementia who is fighting back .

We meet Chris Maddocks, who has vowed to do what she can while she can to support the cause.

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Coronavirus restrictions: Why social contact is so important for people with dementia

Coronavirus restrictions: Why social contact is so important for people with dementia .

The impact of coronavirus lockdown measures has left many people worried about their loved ones living with dementia. We are calling for action from the Government, but we need your help to make them listen.

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A project which is helping future doctors, nurses and paramedics to better understand dementia

A project which is helping future doctors, nurses and paramedics to better understand dementia .

From the August/September 2016 issue of our magazine, read about a scheme to train future healthcare professionals to better understand dementia.

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Remaining positive with a rarer form of dementia

Improving people's understanding of posterior cortical atrophy, a rarer form of dementia

Me, my mum and frontotemporal dementia

Caring for my Nan with dementia inspired me to change my career

People with dementia pen poem to challenge social myths and share festive cheer this Christmas with unique animation

Source of strength: A woman with dementia who is fighting back

Coronavirus restrictions: Why social contact is so important for people with dementia

A project which is helping future doctors, nurses and paramedics to better understand dementia

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