Movement expert Dr Ríona McArdle and former carer, Lyn Rogers, explain why dementia can make moving around more difficult, and share ideas for supporting you to keep moving well.

Advice for people with dementia who have begun to have toilet problems, like accidents and leaks.

Helping someone with dementia who has a stoma bag and who tries to remove it when it isn’t being changed.

Readers share advice for other carers about things you can do to prepare for sudden changes and things going wrong.

Keeping safe and warm at home is important for everyone, including people living with dementia and their carers. 

Social media is a big part of modern life. It can be a great way to stay in touch and connected, but it can bring some challenges for a person with dementia.

Advice about dealing with how it feels when you have dementia and people aren’t listening to what you have to say.

Helping with arrangements for someone with dementia who’s moving into a care home in a different part of England.

Readers share advice about deciding whether to help a family member or friend who has dementia to do something.

Sometimes a person with dementia may seem to lose interest in doing things they used to enjoy. When it goes on for a long time and interferes with daily living, this is a condition known as ‘apathy’.