This article covers why Dementia Carers are so important while also looking into the emotional, physical and financial impact of caring for someone with Dementia. We’ll also look into support networks, how Carers can look after themselves, and why recognising and valuing Carers is essential — not just in Dementia Care, but in society as a whole.

In this blog we explore how to live well with Dementia through the use of music, exercise as well as how we can preserve retained skills.

Read the very moving story of Juliet: a Carer on her Journey with Dementia. The story begins with Juliet, her husband Mike, their son, and their life before Dementia. Following Mike’s diagnosis, their world takes a radical turn. Journey with them and gain an appreciation for how Dementia can impact People’s life, as well as for the difference the support from local charities like ‘ADS’ can help families like Juliet’s navigate the many challenges of living with the condition.

This blog explores what you can do when encountering a Person with Dementia in need of assistance. As we continue to consider how Dementia presents in public spaces, we also look at tools and gadgets that can provide support, increase safety and enhance quality of life for those living with Dementia- AND those caring for them.​

Hearing loss affects both young and older people and addressing it should be a priority to reduce the risk of developing Dementia.

Uncontrolled high blood pressure can lead to a number of health conditions. It is also associated with a higher risk of developing Dementia. What is known and what can we do about it?

Studies show that the Shingles Vaccine can protect against Developing Dementia. A number of studies have investigated this connection further.

Low levels of Vitamin D are linked to an increased risk of developing Dementia. Understanding this link and the medical guidance is important when considering how we can reduce our risk of developing Dementia.

There is a link between our sense of smell, our cognitive ability and our memories. What should we know?