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When Nicholas' grandmother, Ann, was diagnosed with dementia in 2009, his family sought help from Alzheimer's Society. Since then, Nicholas has helped to fundraise for the Society in his grandma's name.
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Regular saunas could reduce the risk of dementia, new study finds
Regular saunas could reduce the risk of dementia, new study finds .Middle aged men in Finland who take a sauna more than four times a week are two thirds less likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease or dementia over a 20 year period.
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Research into better diagnosis of dementia needs volunteers – people like you
Research into better diagnosis of dementia needs volunteers – people like you .Getting an early and accurate dementia diagnosis will only become more important as new treatments become available, so research into this area is vital.
Feedback informs Northern Ireland's first dementia-friendly shopping centre
Feedback informs Northern Ireland's first dementia-friendly shopping centre .This page is about how 121 and small group conversations have gone beyond use of a checklist and enabled a shopping centre to become more accessible, and inclusive, for people with dementia.
The Roads Not Taken: A film depicting a day in the life of a father with frontotemporal dementia
The Roads Not Taken: A film depicting a day in the life of a father with frontotemporal dementia .Sally Potter, the director of The Roads Not Taken, shares the inspiration behind her latest film. Sally hopes people affected by dementia will recognise the experiences portrayed, and the film will help to challenge assumptions about the condition.
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Reminiscence therapy helped my mum with dementia return to her roots
Reminiscence therapy helped my mum with dementia return to her roots .Alzheimer's Society volunteer Chantal Clairicia explains how, following her mum Armelle's dementia diagnosis, reminiscence therapy took her family on an emotional journey to explore their roots in Guadeloupe.
When DVLA/DVA decides that a person with dementia must stop driving
When DVLA/DVA decides that a person with dementia must stop driving .If DVLA/DVA decides that the person with dementia is not safe to drive, the person must return their licence and stop driving. Find out how to appeal this decision and what to do if the person refuses to stop driving.
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Coronavirus restrictions: Why social contact is so important for people with dementia
The impact of coronavirus lockdown measures has left many people worried about their loved ones living with dementia. We are calling for action from the Government, but we need your help to make them listen.
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Engaging with MPs and candidates about dementia in the lead-up to the 2015 election
Engaging with MPs and candidates about dementia in the lead-up to the 2015 election .From the April 2015 issue of our magazine, Alzheimer's Society has MPs and parliamentary candidates in our sights to make sure that the next Westminster government prioritises dementia as an issue after the general election 2015.
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‘Grandad wasn’t himself’ - Spotting changes in behaviour before a dementia diagnosis
‘Grandad wasn’t himself’ - Spotting changes in behaviour before a dementia diagnosis .Ruby and her family started to see changes in her Grandad, George’s behaviour before he was diagnosed with mixed dementia. Ruby tells her story of what these changes meant and how the family dealt with them.
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