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Heather O’Neil cares for her mum Margaret who was diagnosed with mixed dementia in 2012. Here she explains why creative hobbies are still so important for Margaret

Cinemas throughout the UK are opening their doors to people living with dementia during World Alzheimer’s Month.

Don’t feel guilty every time you switch on the TV. According to experts, watching television can be beneficial for people living with dementia.

Unforgettable customer Wendy Reynolds shares this lovely video of her mum Pat, who has dementia, enjoying some painting.

A new study has found a surprisingly straightforward way to spot the first signs of frontotemporal dementia. So can your eyes really reveal what’s going on in your brain?

It’s World Alzheimer’s Month and this year’s theme ‘remember me’ highlights the importance of early dementia diagnosis. But don’t worry (and don’t blame yourself) if your loved one’s diagnosis came a bit later than you would have preferred.

Does the person you care about spend a lot of time sitting down? We asked fitness experts from Oomph, an award-winning organisation promoting the physical and mental wellbeing of older adults, to reveal how you can help a loved one with dementia get out of that chair…

Whether you love it or hate it, there’s no denying that new technology is having a significant impact on dementia care. So can clever gadgets really make a big difference to people with dementia? We examine the growing popularity of assistive technology

Telling your teen or young adult about a dementia diagnosis is going to be hard, but not impossible. Here’s how to make a difficult conversation more manageable.