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Building Dementia-Friendly Communities to Support Inclusion and Empowerment
Dementia-friendly communities offer a vision of inclusivity, where individuals living with dementia are supported to live fulfilling lives.
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Recognise the Good Days and Bad Days as Part of Dementia’s Progression
Living with dementia, or caring for someone who does, often feels like navigating an unpredictable path. One day, the person may seem more engaged and alert, recalling details and participating in conversations. The next, they might struggle with basic tasks, seem distant, or become unusually irritable. Recognising that these fluctuations Read more
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How Dementia Progression Affects Communication—and How to Adapt
Understanding how dementia affects communication and learning strategies to adapt can improve relationships and enhance quality of life for everyone involved.
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Be Patient with Memory Loss – It’s the Condition, Not the Individual
By accepting memory loss as part of the condition, you can respond with kindness and understanding, making daily interactions more positive for both of you.
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Why Early Diagnosis of Dementia Is Essential for Better Management and Care Planning
Dementia is a challenging condition, but early diagnosis can empower individuals and families to take control. By seeking medical advice, planning ahead, and accessing available resources, people living with dementia can lead meaningful and fulfilling lives.
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Focus on the Person, Not the Disease
Focusing on the person, not the disease, is about seeing beyond the challenges of dementia and celebrating the unique individual they are. It’s about finding ways to connect, adapting to their needs, and creating moments of joy that enrich their life—and yours.
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How Smoking Increases Dementia Risk by 40%
Dementia is one of the most pressing health challenges of our time, but reducing preventable risks like smoking can make a significant difference. By quitting smoking and adopting healthier habits, we can all play a part in protecting our brain health for years to come.
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Why Learn About the Specific Type of Dementia?
While the journey may have challenges, learning as much as possible about the specific type of dementia is the first step toward navigating it with confidence and compassion.
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Dementia Is More Than Just Memory Loss
Dementia is not a single condition but an umbrella term for over 100 different disorders that affect the brain.