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Supporting Someone With Dementia
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With Professor June Andrews
With Professor June Andrews
Practical strategies for supporting loved ones with dementia.
If someone in your family has dementia or is even just starting to have problems with their memory and coping with everyday tasks, it is exhausting for those around them. In this Video Professor June Andrews focuses on practical tools and strategies that can make a difference and outline where to turn for help.
If someone in your family has dementia or is even just starting to have problems with their memory and coping with everyday tasks, it is exhausting for those around them. In this Video Professor June Andrews focuses on practical tools and strategies that can make a difference and outline where to turn for help.
You will leave this session with:
- An understanding of where to turn and what to do in the early stages when the person refuses to go to the doctor and is in denial.
- Knowledge of the resources and benefits that are there to help you.
- Six simple hints on how to overcome practical problems that frequently arise when someone you care for has dementia.
See the Carers Resource Hub for more support on this topic
About Professor June Andrews:"
June is a professor emeritus of dementia studies, with more than thirty years as a registered psychiatric and general nurse and is herself a family carer. She has experience in care homes, hospitals, and the community, most recently volunteering in COVID wards during lockdown. She is nationally recognised for expertise in dementia care. Former director of the Dementia Services Development Centre at the University of Stirling. She has been recognised by Fellowship of the Royal College of Nursing, the highest honour awarded to nurses in the UK who have made an exceptional contribution to health care. Professor Andrews supports other health and social care teams as a coach and mentor, and has led successful teams for three decades. Her latest book Carers and Caring: The One Stop Guide has been described as 'The vital guide to old-age care NO family can afford to ignore' Mail on Sunday.
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June is a professor emeritus of dementia studies, with more than thirty years as a registered psychiatric and general nurse and is herself a family carer. She has experience in care homes, hospitals, and the community, most recently volunteering in COVID wards during lockdown. She is nationally recognised for expertise in dementia care. Former director of the Dementia Services Development Centre at the University of Stirling. She has been recognised by Fellowship of the Royal College of Nursing, the highest honour awarded to nurses in the UK who have made an exceptional contribution to health care. Professor Andrews supports other health and social care teams as a coach and mentor, and has led successful teams for three decades. Her latest book Carers and Caring: The One Stop Guide has been described as 'The vital guide to old-age care NO family can afford to ignore' Mail on Sunday.
Website | Blog | Twitter | LinkedIn