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Falls can be a big worry if you’re caring for someone with dementia and sadly they’re pretty common, too. But there are steps you can take to keep your loved one safe and well

Adam Vaughan, Head of New Product and Innovation at Unforgettable, shares what happened when he visited an award-winning research project which is using technology to improve the lives of people with dementia

In her blog this week, our Caregiver-in-Chief Barbara Stephens recounts her visit to an activity session designed for those living with young onset dementia, and their carers.

If you’ve got a loved one with dementia staying with you over Easter, here are some interesting things that you can do with them

This week, our Caregiver-in-Chief Barbara Stephens provides a personal perspective on her father’s memory assessment, demonstrating why relationship building is key and a person-centred approach vital.

It may still feel like winter, but the clocks go forward this weekend and Spring is on its way. Whilst warmer weather is certainly welcome, lighter evenings might not be good news for people with dementia, especially those who have trouble sleeping.

Sharing tips with others on the dementia journey can be incredibly useful. Here’s some of the best tips we’ve received – but please send us more!

In her latest blog, our Caregiver-in-Chief Barbara Stephens reflects on Mother’s Day, the impact of dementia on families, and the ‘role reversal’ that families often see.

There are various factors that may affect the way someone with dementia manages or interprets visual information. We asked Vicky Rushworth and Dave Smith who provide Vision Impairment and Dementia Awareness Training, for some advice.