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As the cold weather gets a grip, you might find that your loved one with dementia becomes more distressed, agitated or depressed. Here’s what to expect and how to manage.

Tracking devices are a great way to keep a loved one with dementia safe, but they can raise legal and ethical issues. Here are the pros and cons of getting a tracker

Dementia is challenging enough without the added burden of caring for a person whose condition seems to cause embarrassment and fear. Worrying about what people might think or say about your loved one can cast a dark shadow over your daily life.

Monday January 21 is officially the most depressing day of the year, so whether you’re feeling low yourself, or concerned about the person you’re caring for, here’s a few ideas that might help to brighten up your week!

A recent survey revealed that eight out of ten family carers feel lonely. If you’re caring for a person with dementia, the loneliness can sometimes feel overwhelming. Here’s a few ideas that might help you feel less isolated.

The diagnosis may have come as a terrible shock for both of you, or it might have been something you’d been expecting. But now it’s up to the person you love who they decide to tell about their dementia…or not.

It’s cold outside, but you’re running out of things to do at home. We asked experts at NAPA (the National Activities Providers Association) for some much-needed inspiration.