Why Dementia Makes Communication Difficult
Why Dementia Makes Communication Difficult: a Guide to Better Outcomes is a new book from Alison Wray, a Research Professor of Language and Communication at…
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#WorldAlzheimersDay2020
This years theme of #WorldAlzheimersDay is Dementia. A dementia diagnosis can result in people feeling very alone, we hope our books can help those affected.…
Professional Boundaries: Protection or Barrier?
Nicola Kendall, author of Namaste Care for People Living with Advanced Dementia, discusses professional boundaries when providing health and social care services to vulnerable people.…
Making Hope Possible
Tom and Karen Brenner, the authors of the new book on dementia—THE MONTESSORI METHOD FOR CONNECTING TO PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA, open up about how they…
Podcast: Keith Oliver – Living Well with Dementia
We’re joined on the podcast by dementia activist, Alzheimer’s Society Ambassador, Kent & Midway NHS Dementia Envoy and author of Dear Alzheimer’s: A Diary of…
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Our new Dementia catalogue 2019 is on its way. . . To ensure you receive a copy for our new Dementia catalogue 2019 sign up…
Sleep deeper and longer
This article has been adapted from Jackie Pool’s new book, Reducing the Symptoms of Alzheimer’s Disease and Other Dementias. It highlights the importance of good sleep…
Dementia: information is what we need
There are an estimated 850,000 people in the UK with dementia; one in five people over the age of 80 will have this condition. One…
Will I Still Be Me? – An Interview with Christine Bryden
We met with Christine Bryden in our London office after the release of her new book Will I Still Be Me? We talked about her more…
Dementia Care and Support in a Hypernormalised World, Creating a Virtual Unreality – by Shibley Rahman
In March 2016, the Secretary of State for Health said, “A dementia diagnosis can bring fear and…