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How to ease sundowning symptoms

Posted 14 May 2021

How to ease sundowning symptoms

Find out how you can help ease sundowning symptoms for older people with a little help from the friendly team at The Good Care Group. Understanding how to help ease sundowning symptoms is immensely important. Sundowning is a symptom of
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When the Concern is for the Carer – by Dr Rudy Capildeo, FRCP, Consultant Neurologist

Posted 09 Sep 2020

When the Concern is for the Carer – by Dr Rudy Capildeo, FRCP, Consultant Neurologist

John is 83 years of age, round faced, tanned, cheerful, smiling a shock of white hair and a slight roll as he walks. A picture of health, strong legs and a good gait, he always comes into the clinic room
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Forget Me Not Cafés Edenbridge, Sevenoaks, Westerham

Posted 09 Sep 2020

Forget Me Not Cafés Edenbridge, Sevenoaks, Westerham

Providing support and companionship to those recognising issues with their memory or cognition as well as their carers, families and friends.
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Dementia: Lifestyle changes that could lower your risk

Posted 03 Apr 2020

Dementia: Lifestyle changes that could lower your risk

Nearly everyone can lower their risk of dementia, even if it runs in the family, by living a healthy lifestyle, research suggests. Nearly everyone can lower their risk of dementia, even if it runs in the family, by living a
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G8 pledge dementia cure or treatment by 2025

Posted 09 Mar 2020

G8 pledge dementia cure or treatment by 2025

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Free personal care for dementia sufferers, regardless of age

Posted 09 Mar 2020

Free personal care for dementia sufferers, regardless of age

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Familiar surroundings help dementia sufferers

Posted 09 Mar 2020

Familiar surroundings help dementia sufferers

A story from Scotland has made headlines around the world. Matt Muircroft, 75, from Motherwell, spent weeks painstakingly recreating the décor of his former home for his wife Julie, who was diagnosed with dementia in 2009. A story from Scotland
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How to tell people about a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s

Posted 09 Mar 2020

How to tell people about a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s

By speaking to your family, friends and employer about your Alzheimer’s diagnosis, you can prepare for the future Receiving a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease is a difficult time for anyone. This condition – the most common form of dementia –
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World Fronto-Temporal Dementia awareness week 24th September through to 1st October 2016

Posted 11 Nov 2019

World Fronto-Temporal Dementia awareness week 24th September through to 1st October 2016

Frontotemporal dementia (FTD) is a combination of conditions resulting from the progressive degeneration of the temporal and frontal lobes of the brain. These two areas of the brain play a critical role in decision-making, emotional behaviour and speech. FTD is
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Why dementia care demands a SPECAL approach

Posted 11 Nov 2019

Why dementia care demands a SPECAL approach

One in six of us will develop dementia at some point during our lifetimes. For a condition that affects so many, it is surprising that we’re only just beginning to take steps towards understanding and trying to minimise its negative
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