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Music and the mind

  • Posted by admin
  • On 1st April 2017
Singing can act as a powerful form of therapy for those with dementia, helping with memory and recall, but also encouraging social interaction, movement and wellbeing Music and singing have long been used as a means of therapy for people with dementia – and with good reason. Not only an enjoyable activity, singing provides an interactive experience for both those with dementia and their carers, offering an outlet for self-expression in a safe, supportive and sociable environment.
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New at The Alzheimer’s Show in London! Dementia Help’s Carers Corner

  • Posted by admin
  • On 23rd March 2017
New online resource Dementia Help will be hosting a Carers Corner networking area at The Alzheimer’s Show in London on 9-10 June. Carers Corner will welcome carers who want to meet and talk with other carers in similar situations and share their ideas, experiences and insights on looking after a loved one with dementia.
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Lighting the way

  • Posted by admin
  • On 17th March 2017
A new innovation called Tovertafel, designed to promote physical activity, mental stimulation and social interaction in those with dementia, is already positively impacting lives.
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Press Release 18 May

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  • On 20th May 2016
You can live well with dementia with the right support says The Alzheimer’s Show’s organisers   According to new research by Alzheimer’s Society, 56% of people delay seeking help over concerns about memory loss. Some 62% admitted they felt that a diagnosis of dementia would mean their life was over. However, The Alzheimer’s Show’s organisers […]
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