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There is currently no cure for dementia, but recognising the early signs and symptoms is still very important. We explore why spotting the early signs matters for everyone affected by dementia and why we support research to improve diagnosis.
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Treatment and support for vascular dementia
Treatment and support for vascular dementia .There is currently no cure for vascular dementia. However, a range of treatments and support are available to help someone with a diagnosis to live well with the condition.
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Involving people living with dementia in everything we do
Involving people living with dementia in everything we do .Joy Watson asks Kate Lee, our CEO, how we’re involving more people living with dementia in Alzheimer’s Society’s work.
Adapting to a more relaxed lifestyle after a dementia diagnosis
Adapting to a more relaxed lifestyle after a dementia diagnosis .Dinesh Gohil has carved out a new way of life since his dementia diagnosis. He’s adapted to slowing down after running a successful business for decades.
Winning designs for Alzheimer’s Society’s 2023 Christmas cards
Winning designs for Alzheimer’s Society’s 2023 Christmas cards .We reveal the winners of our Alzheimer’s Society competition to create designs for our 2023 Christmas cards.
5 reasons to become a Research Network volunteer
5 reasons to become a Research Network volunteer .Research Network volunteer Keith Newbegin shares how his experience of caring for his wife has helped inform Society-funded research.
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Making the voices of volunteers heard at Alzheimer’s Society
Making the voices of volunteers heard at Alzheimer’s Society .Emily Wilson, in Greater North Belfast, is using her experience to make the Society a better place to volunteer.
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‘Early diagnosis is part of the reason why I am able to have such a rich and full life’- Sylvia's story
‘Early diagnosis is part of the reason why I am able to have such a rich and full life’- Sylvia's story .Sylvia cared for her husband, Doug, who had dementia, for 13 years. She was with him at every stage including the moment he passed away. Now, she has been living with dementia for 10 years. She contrasts those experiences, and explains why she is such a passionate advocate for early diagnosis.
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Changes in perception - useful organisations
Changes in perception - useful organisations .Get details of more organisations who can help with advice on changes in perception for people living with dementia.
Seeing success
Seeing success .An inspirational group of fundraisers in Down and Lisburn are serious about getting results. They tell Dementia together magazine how they are enjoying every minute.
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