Memory loss is a distressing part of dementia, both for the person with the condition and for the people around them.

Social care professionals can help you with non-medical support. This could include support at home with dressing or bathing, social activities, day care or respite care.

You may see other health professionals in your home, a care home or in hospital. These professionals provide help with specific areas of physical health listed in this section.

Dementia is not a natural part of getting older and it's not just about forgetting things. Find out the five things that you should be aware of.

Information about different types of nurses and how they can help support people with dementia and their carers.

If a person with dementia is grieving, it’s important to support them. Read our tips on helping them grieve, as well as advice if they're asking for the person who has died. 

We've created nine Living with dementia booklets written for people with dementia. Read the booklet about your relationships.

If you have dementia and live alone, this booklet is for you. Our guide on living alone is part of a series of nine booklets that have been written for people with dementia. Download a digital copy or order a printed version of the booklet here. 

We've created nine Living with dementia booklets written for people with dementia. Read the booklet about keeping safe at home. 

Having dementia doesn’t mean you automatically have to give up work. This booklet gives advice on talking to your employer, ways they can support you, and how the law protects you if you continue to work. It also suggests ways to stay active and involved if you don’t work. Download a digital copy or order a printed version of the booklet here.

It is possible to keep driving after a diagnosis of dementia. However, there are things you must do to keep driving safely and legally.  Read our booklet about driving for more information. It is one of nine Living with dementia booklets written for people with dementia. 

From the February 2015 issue of our magazine, fire safety at home is an important issue for everyone and particularly for people living with dementia. Danny Ratnaike finds out about additional support offered in Merseyside.