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Welcome To Dementia Help
Award-Winning Trusted Advice & Support For Dementia Carers
Dementia Help emerged in 2017 as a beacon of hope for those caring for loved ones with dementia. Founder Christina Collison witnessed firsthand the struggles of dementia care when her mother Hazel was diagnosed with vascular dementia in 2009. Determined to help others in her shoes, Christina launched Dementia Help to provide practical advice and support for other dementia carers.
Whether through our informative articles, engaging community on Facebook, or insightful magazine, our goal is to provide the support you deserve. Discover a trusted ally in Dementia Help as you care for your loved one.
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Dementia Help Magazine
Latest Issue – issue 5
This latest issue covers all you need to know about respite care so that you can explore the possibility of taking a much-needed break. It looks at the different respite care options, funding and how to arrange it.
We also explore the pros and cons of live-in and residential care, and which option might best suit your loved one, and other key topics including:
- Coping with swallowing problems
- Getting a dementia diagnosis
- How to handle repetition
In addition, Scott Mitchell, former carer for his late wife Dame Barbara Windsor, shares his dementia knowledge and professional carer Caroline Savage reveals her top tips for dealing with challenging behaviour.
You’re Not Alone In Your Dementia Caring Role
Are you caring for a loved one with dementia? It’s a huge challenge to live with dementia. It can be mentally and physically exhausting as you juggle the daily tasks involved in keeping your loved one safe while trying to plan ahead for a future that seems unpredictable and access financial help and support.
It’s common for carers to feel isolated and alone. Until you experience living with dementia, it’s impossible to know how it feels. While there’s no easy solution to navigating the dementia journey, it’s helpful and reassuring to know that advice and support are available and that others understand your situation.
Dementia Help is an award-winning trusted resource that aims to help you provide the best possible care for your loved one by offering practical tips and advice.
Our founder, Christina Collison, experienced every stage of dementia after caring for her mum for almost ten years.
We understand the challenges. And we’re here to help. You don’t have to feel isolated.
To the world you may be one person. But to one person you may be the world.